Last Update:  November 19, 2009
Educational Technology Leadership Graduate Programs at ULM
Advising:  Spring Semester 2010

Advising Week For Educational Technology Leadership Graduate Program (For Spring, 2010)
IMPORTANT: Your Graduation Requirements
The ULM graduate program in Educational Technology Leadership is based on a core curriculum of 36 academic hours of graduate courses. For application information, please call the Department of Educational Leadership and Counseling (ELC) in the College of Education and Human Development at the University of Louisiana at Monroe. The phone number is: (318) 342-1246.

Educational Technology leaders have a direct impact on the planning and utilization of technology for learning and teaching. The mission of this program is to make a significant and long-lasting positive impact on student learning by promoting and enhancing excellence.

There are two Master's Degree options in Educational Technology Leadership:
Important Update: Unless a professional teaching portfolio is submitted, new candidates in the program will be asked to take EDFN 524, Utilization of Instructional Technologies, a foundation course for integrating technology within a curriculum, as a prerequisite for program entry. 

1. Master's Degree (M.Ed.) Educational Technology Leadership, P-12
Program of Study for Educational Technology Leadership, P-12This graduate program requires that you have a valid teaching certificate. The focus of this program is on enhancing educational opportunities in school environments through a technology leadership role such as director, coordinator, or technology integration specialist at the district, regional, and/or state levels. Candidates of this program are prepared to actively support student learning and the professional growth of teachers with technology in school environments.  

2. Master's Degree (M.Ed.) Educational Technology Leadership, Non-P-12
Program of Study for Educational Technology Leadership, Non_P-12This graduate program does NOT require you to have a teaching certificate. The focus of this leadership program is on developing and applying technology skills and methodologies for learning and training applications in public and private organizations using current instructional technologies and related applications.

Course Rotation
This file describes the revised course rotation for the Educational Technology Leadership programs of study from 2009 to 2011.
Advising Week For Instructional Technology Leadership Graduate Student Majors 
Please get advised. Advising may be done in person or over the phone. Dr. Mike Beutner can be reached at (318) 342-3142. His office is Strauss Hall 332. If you leave a message, and repeat your call back number, you will be contacted. 
ULM Spring 2010 CATALOG Course Listings (Click here.) IMPORTANT: Unless a course is listed in your particular degree program, or formally substituted for a course in your particular degree program, that course will NOT contribute to your program degree requirements. Please choose from among the following courses to progress in your degree plan for your particular program. If you believe that a course in the ULM catalog was overlooked and should be included below, please call me immediately at 342-3142; if this is the case, this list will be updated. 


Educational Technology Leadership, P-12 Program
(A teaching certificate is required.)
Spring, 2010
EDIT 628-95, Advanced Telecommunications and Distance Education  
Call Number: 02331  This course meets online. An electronic fee is charged. (3 graduate credit hours)

EDIT 625-95, Design and Development of Multimedia and Interactive Instruction  
Call Number: 00569  This course meets online. An electronic fee is charged. (3 graduate credit hours)

EDIT 555-95, Instructional Design and Program Development  
Call Number: 02345  This course meets online. An electronic fee is charged. (3 graduate credit hours)

EDIT 627-95, Technology Planning and Administration  
Call Number: 02346  This course meets online. An electronic fee is charged. (3 graduate credit hours)



Educational Technology Leadership, Non-P-12 Program
(A teaching certificate is not required.)
Spring, 2010
EDIT 625-95, Design and Development of Multimedia and Interactive Instruction  
Call Number: 00569  This course meets online. An electronic fee is charged. (3 graduate credit hours)

EDIT 628-95, Advanced Telecommunications and Distance Education  
Call Number: 02331  This course meets online. An electronic fee is charged. (3 graduate credit hours)

EDIT 555-95, Instructional Design and Program Development  
Call Number: 02345  This course meets online. An electronic fee is charged. (3 graduate credit hours)

EDIT 627-95, Technology Planning and Administration  
Call Number: 02346  This course meets online. An electronic fee is charged. (3 graduate credit hours)


Your Degree Plan
Please arrange to come to Strauss 332 to create or update your signed degree plan during a scheduled office visit. Please do this once a semester.  Registering For Classes
After the advising process is finalized, your "flag" on your account will be released so that you can register for your classes on ARROW.  
Questions   
Question: I need XYZ course! Is it possible that another course may be offered in its place?
Answer: It is a possibility that we can discuss over the phone or in person. 

Question: I think another course is close to what I need. Can I talk with you about substituting ABC for XYZ? 
Answer: It is a possibility that we can discuss over the phone.

Graduation Requirements
When you have completed all of your program of study course requirements, you should be aware of graduation requirements. Requirements may vary by your degree program and when you started your program.
Need Help?
Contact Mike Beutner at 342-3142 or send email:   beutner@ulm.edu    If you think this page needs to be revised, please send an email!
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