The ETL Program's Masters Degree in Educational Technology Leadership and Graduate Certificates are offered through the Graduate School of Education and Human Development
Educational Technology Leadership Program
2134 G Street N.W., Washington D.C. 20052
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Instructional Design
Graduate Certificate
Department of Educational Leadership
Mission and Program Outcomes
The graduate certificate in Instructional Design provides students from varied professional backgrounds with the foundational knowledge and skills required to design and develop effective instruction for delivery in either the classroom or numerous other learning formats. From the assessment of needs and the analysis of learning objectives to the rapid-development of instructional materials and their evaluation, the Certificate prepares students to apply the theories, principles, models, tools, and techniques of systematic instructional design in diverse organizational settings. Throughout this completely online certificate program students have numerous opportunities to integrate their professional experiences into their learning, apply their course assignments to their current professional activities, and actively engage with other professionals in the development of valued instructional design proficiencies.
Students who complete the Instructional Design certificate will:
- Apply foundational instructional design principles to the design, development, and implementation of learning activities in their work place
- Demonstrate an ability to effectively lead the design of effective instruction through proficient planning, development, evaluation, and management
- Demonstrate a comprehensive knowledge of numerous theories, principles, models, tools, and techniques that can be applied to the systematic design of instruction
- Demonstrate their capacity to successfully lead all phases of an instructional design project
Program Faculty
Program Details
Program Locations
Online
18 Credit Hours
Sample coursework:
- Applying Educational Media & Technology
- Instructional Needs Analysis
- Computer Interface Design for Learning
Admissions Deadline:
Fall: April 1
Summer: March 1
Spring: October 1
Semesters for Entry:
Fall, Spring, or Summer
For more information, please contact:
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Andre Wright |
Dr. Natalie Milman Associate Professor, Education Technology 202-994-1884 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
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