Education, M.S., Concentration in Learning, Design, and Technology

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The M.S. in Learning, Design and Technology will provide students with advanced research methods to study, evaluate, and identify education opportunities in various settings.

Degree Requirements

This degree requires a minimum of 33 credits.

Required

EDRE 5530 - Introduction To Research Credits: 3
LDTE 5000 - Theoretical Foundations in LDT Credits: 3
LDTE 5010 - Elements of Design Credits:
LDTE 5020 - Technology & The Mind Credits: 3
LDTE 5100 - Innovative Pedagogy Credits: 3
LDTE 5110 - Visual Design and Media Credits: 3
LDTE 5120 - Managing Design & Technology Credits: 3
LDTE 5200 - Play, Make, Learn Credits: 3
LDTE 5210 - Learning Experience Design Credits: 3
LDTE 5220 - Critical Digital Praxis in Ed Credits: 3
ITEC 5090 - Masters Capstone Credits: 3

Additional Information:

As a discipline, learning, design and technology translates teaching and learning theories into effective instruction across all ages and settings.

Offered entirely online, the UW master’s degree program in learning, design and technology stresses rural access, distance delivery and diverse learning environments, making it possible for you to conveniently acquire the background and technology skills to become an instructional designer/technologist. Through hands-on learning and fieldwork, you will not only develop instructional design proficiency, you will also create materials that demonstrate your abilities to produce dynamic, effective educational products.