Philosophy The field of Educational Media and Technology is rapidly changing as new and emerging technologies affect the way that information is gathered, stored, retrieved, and utilized. Libraries and media centers are no longer print storage facilities, but are becoming access points to the larger and more complex world of digital resources. As such, they are society's window on the future where integration and use of all information resources will be the key to success. It meets the Minnesota Board of Teaching outcomes for the school library media specialist licensure endorsement. The program is designed to be conveniently available to working professionals.
Classes meet once a week in the late afternoon and evening.
Some courses may be available online or through other distance learning methods. Students in the Educational Media and Technology Program can elect to pursue the Media Generalist Licensure or the Master of Education in Educational Media and Technology. See Marie Kelsey's homepage for more information on the various options. The Educational Media and Technology Program at the College of St. Scholastica has been approved by the Minnesota State Board of Teaching for endorsement as a Media Generalist K-12. Licensure may be obtained only by persons holding Minnesota elementary or secondary licensure.