EDIT 3300 Instructional Tech Appl

The course presents pedagogical modes and strategies for effective utilization of instructional technology applications, software and hardware suitable for instruction in grades EC-12. Students will be introduced to state of the art technology tools including: computers, image capture devices, presentation tools and software. Integrated curriculum instruction technology and innovative teaching strategies incorporating collaborative and student centered methods of learning will be explored. Prerequistes: Admission to the College of Education and a 2.7 overall grade point average.

EDIT 5300 Prin of Ins Design & Learn The

This course introduces the processes, methods, and techniques involved with systematic design of instruction in P-16 educational settings. This course examines established and emerging theories of instructional design such as the ADDIE model. Learning theories explored are based on behavioral, information processing, constructivist, and sociocultural. Analysis and exploration of the relationship between theory and practice are demonstrated using a variety of technology tools. Course content should also align as applicable to the Texas Education Agency's Technology Applications standards EC-12 and ISTE standards.

EDIT 5320 Inst Lead & Tech Integration

This engaging, intermediate-level course examines the importance and relationship between the leadership role as curriculum designers and the integration of technology in professional learning or educational classroom settings. Emphasis on practical and applicable ways to integrate technology into a P-16 curriculum using curriculum design processes, future-ready concepts, and education technology theories such as TPACK and SAMR. Inquiry into instructional leadership concepts such as adult learning and mentoring principles to build teacher capacity and support innovative change. Course content should also align as applicable to the Texas Education Agency's Technology Applications standards EC-12 and ISTE standards.

EDIT 5330 Teach Learn&Assessing Dig Age

This course is an intermediate level deepening the concepts of the teaching process of planning, instruction, and assessing learning utilizing technology through research-based pedagogy and practice in a P-16 setting. This course is an inquiry into a variety of technology programs, software, applications, and tools to develop engaging and effective instructional materials and engaging student-centered lessons. Examples include using multimedia, presentation tools, social media, virtual and augmented realities, gamification, STEM, and computer science concepts. Students will design a comprehensive instructional module focusing on the teaching process and specific technology tools that enrich learning outcomes. Course content should also align as applicable to the Texas Education Agency's Technology Applications standards and ISTE Standards.

EDIT 5340 Emerging Tech Mod & Lear Env

This advanced-level course addresses emerging and advanced technologies such as web design development, LMS, and video interaction for educational uses in a P-16 class setting. Emphasis is on using these elements for different learning environments such as in-person, blended, or virtual/remote. In this course, students analyze different models and technologies that promote active and collaborative learning such as inquiry based, flipped classroom, and project-based learning, and how to effectively implement such models in a digital context. Students in this course will create an educational website or course in an LMS. Synchronous meetings are expected. Course content should also align as applicable to the Texas Education Agency's Technology Applications standards and ISTE Standards.

EDIT 5350 Access, Equity&Assistive Tech

An advanced level course that investigates the ways in which technology can differentiate instruction to support the needs of all students, including students with disabilities. In doing so, students will identify and classify adaptive assistive hardware and software for students with special needs and locate resources to assist in their implementation. Topics include current issues in education and laws concerning equity and accessibility for diverse learners and populations. Special emphasis will be placed on the role of digital accessibility in creating accessible and inclusive learning materials and addressing such needs through ethical digital citizenship teaching. Course content should also align as applicable to the Texas Education Agency's Technology Applications standards and ISTE Standards.