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EDCMM 802.6
Historical and Theoretical Foundations of Educational Technology

-Examines the historical, philosophical and theoretical foundations of the field of educational technology. Focuses on the maturation of theory and research in this area of study, and the impact of educational technology on educational institutions and practice.
 

EDCMM 873.3
Designing Materials for Individualized Instruction

-An applied course in which the principles of instructional design are used to produce self-instructional materials. Students do a major project in which they plan and implement a self-instructional module in a medium of their choice.

 

EDCMM 874.3
Advanced Principles of Instructional Design

-Students apply advanced concepts and approaches to instructional design including project management, client processes, and usability procedures. They complete an entire development process, from meeting clients and creating a design plan through product testing.

 

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