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Dr. Cheryl L. Ward
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PhD Educational/Instructional Technology?
Replied Mar. 28, 2009
PhD Educational/Instructional Technology?
Replied Mar. 28, 2009
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Hi Steve,
Yes, Nova offers both - Ph.D. and Ed.D. Try http://www.scis.nova.edu/doctoral/dcte.html. I am doing the Ed.D now but can see that the Ph.D. offers some advantages.
Cheers, Wayne
thank you i will do that
Note this is not the full version of these MS Office apps but for k-8 the web apps should work well. Also note you need to be part of the Liveatedu offering at this time.
Note again what works for older kids may not satisfy the system security for a…
thanks Donna, I was just learning about CMS, we covered Moodle, Blackboard, and several others, but Brainhoney is new to me. i am also excited to hear that MS office is going online. we have just been discussing MS office vs the convenience and cost…
I was a film/video producer for 18 years, so A/V recording EQ is also my first choice. and fortunately they do teach us a lot about freeware, but this is mostly a budgeting exercise. thank you very much for your great suggestions, I will be sure to…
Mya I recommend Microsoft Liveatedu as it comes with email, shared spaces, skydrive, messaging.... and in a couple of months will have web versions of MS office....and the best part is that it is free and support is free. It would only take an admin…
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Robin,
First of all, I'm saddened that your program has not realized that software is going out of style! With all of the free stuff on the Internet, expensive software suites are no longer needed as they once were. What I would suggest is looking…
I am an educational technology grad student at NJCU. As part of one of my courses I have been asked to get recommendations from classroom teachers, for the hardware and/or software that has been most beneficial, or that they most want to acquire.My…
Hi. I am a Computing and Education Masters student at Teachers College Columbia University and am interning at MixedInk this semester (www.mixedink.com). MixedInk is a great online collaborative writing tool that lets students write essays collectiv…
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Thank you so much for your help
The DCTE is what I got...it in the Grad school of computer and information science SCIS--I thought the coursework prepared me more for my role in higher ed and with elearning etc. the other program I think is in the Ficsher school? focus was more on educational coursework
I got an Ed S. degree automatically when I finished the coursework I am not sure what you might need for leadership I wasn't interested in going that route since I had done that in K-12 for 30 years and wanted a different career post retirement. this degree worked out well for me and we had the option to meet for a week then online for the rest of the term. So I only had to travel to FLA in Jan and July each year during the coursework. Hope that helps!
Cheryl
I'm more interested in the first one but want to make sure it will make me the most marketable. I'm thinking I would like to either teach college, become a tech coordinator, a instructional technology facilitator, or an administrator (principal). If I decided to go the administrator route would this qualify me to do so? Wouldn't I need something in leadership?
Thanks for your help!
Katrina