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Permalink Reply by Gregory Sucre on February 10, 2011 at 7:55pm

Hi

I just replied to another post about such a question.  I am working on my program at Walden University.  I like the flexibility.  I also like the KAMs.  These are research projects that help you explore the field and give you good practice before you tackle the dissertation.

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Permalink Reply by Sylvia Warrior on February 11, 2011 at 11:35am

ODU has a program that I think is for me. It is available thru distance learning at community colleges and also via online delivery. However, the online format is not like other online schools where you get to check at your convenience. At ODU, you have to connect during the live class sessions and participate via web during the regular class session. But I still think the program sounds great:   ODU PhD Instructional Design & Technology

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Permalink Reply by Deanna Soukup on March 1, 2011 at 12:07am

Hi, Sheila!

 

I am submitting my applicaiton to the EdD program at Pepperdine in Educational Technology tomorrow!  It is great to hear such positive statements!  I have heard only wonderful things about the program.

Could you please tell me more about your experience with the online portion of the Blended program?  What do you find to be the most challenging feature of about the program?  Also, do you have any advice for applicants?

 

Sheila G said:

I am in the EdD program at Pepperdine in Educational Technology. The program is amazing. It is primarily face to face (60%) and meets face to face 5 times per year. My cadre is fabulous with folks from all different areas of education (K-12, Higher Ed, Business). I would definitely recommend it.

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Permalink Reply by Virginia Booth on March 11, 2011 at 7:23am

Sylvia,

I am in the process of applying to the PhD program with ODU.  I am really excited and hope to start taking classes this summer as non-degree seeking.   I would love to hear more about your experience with the program. :-)

Sylvia Warrior said:

ODU has a program that I think is for me. It is available thru distance learning at community colleges and also via online delivery. However, the online format is not like other online schools where you get to check at your convenience. At ODU, you have to connect during the live class sessions and participate via web during the regular class session. But I still think the program sounds great:   ODU PhD Instructional Design & Technology

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Permalink Reply by Sterling Morris on September 22, 2011 at 8:32pm

I've heard nothing but good things about Utah State University's MS, MEd, and Ph.D. programs. 

 

Here's a link to the website for USU's master of science in instructional technology and learning sciences.  

Here's a link to the website for USU's master of education in instructional technology and learning sciences. 

Here's a link to the website for USU's PhD in instructional technology and learning sciences.

 

I am thinking about possibly doing the PhD program with USU.

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Permalink Reply by Justin Sentz on September 23, 2011 at 5:45am

Sterling,

Do you happen to know whether the PhD program can be completed from a distance?

 

Thanks,

Justin

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Permalink Reply by Heidi Ellis on November 17, 2011 at 11:34am

Free webinar about JHU graduate program on Nov. 21, 2011, 4pm PT/ 5pm MT/ 6pm CT/ 7 pm ET. In partnership with ISTE, the Johns Hopkins University School of Education offers a unique online Graduate Certificate Program in School Administration and Supervision with an emphasis on technology leadership standards. Learn more at this free webinar!

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Permalink Reply by Sterling Morris on November 17, 2011 at 11:38am

Justin,

I checked and it looks like you need to do your first four semesters on campus after which you can move if you need to. 

Justin Sentz said:

Sterling,

Do you happen to know whether the PhD program can be completed from a distance?

 

Thanks,

Justin

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