The current syllabus includes developing instructional applications using hypermedia authoring systems, one exam, developing one hands-on lesson and one research paper. This 'methods' course focuses on developing instructional techniques and systems. Students will address instructional design issues, instructional strategies and planning techniques. Also, students will explore modern trends in using educational technology and will examine issues of integrating computer technology into the classroom. Work is done primarily as independent study with supervision from the Coordinator of Computer Education.
Projects are individualized and cooperatively arranged.
Percentage of project work vs. field activity is also flexible. Students will develop individual projects in computer-based education. Prerequisite, not part of the endorsement. If you are a student of W200 or W531, you must have your own E-Mail account. Any alternative E-Mail account that you monitor on a regular basis will do.