For more information, email Dr. Norm Herr . Enhance your professional opportunities by enrolling in one of the graduate programs in instructional technology at California State University, Northridge. All units earned for the supplemental credential apply to the certificate, and all units earned for the certificate apply to the Master of Arts Degree. In addition, up to 6 units of credential coursework may apply toward your Master of Arts degree. Students in the College of Education have year-round access to the latest technology through six computer laboratories that house more than 150 computers.
All students obtain server space for projects and educational website development.
Introduction to the instructional uses of the Internet, local networks, telecommunications, text processing, graphics, desktop publishing, educational software, electronic reference tools, teacher support tools, databases, spreadsheets and other software applications and related media. Use of such applications to access and evaluate information, analyze and solve problems, and communicate with other professionals. Meets technology education requirements for the Preliminary Credential. SED 617 . Design, development, and use of computer-based curricular resources for the teaching of reading and the language arts.