EDU 210 Educational Technology

Fall-Spring Semesters

Educational Technology is a basic course in the design, development, selection, utilization, management, and evaluation resources for enhancing the teaching/learning process through the judicious use of technology in the classroom. The term “technology” in this course refers to traditional media (i.e., print materials, overhead transparencies, instructional displays) and to advanced technologies (i.e., laserdiscs, CD-ROM, PDAs, digitized audio/video, telecommunications, etc.). Through lectures, hands-on practice, skill-building activities, small group work sessions, and interdisciplinary projects, participants will integrate these technologies into active learning environments, aimed primarily toward K-12 students.

3 credit hours