Students will be provided with opportunities to apply what they have learned in a professional context. Credit not allowed for both EDLF 301 and EDLF 501. Includes a survey of languages and tools often used in educational settings, including LOGO, spreadsheets, database, and word processing. Laboratory exercises and assignments enable students to practice skills, learn management techniques, review courseware, evaluate software, and develop instructional activities while completing professionally related projects. A lab experience required.
Students apply a wide variety of software to instructional and administrative problems.
Emphasizes the design and production of video materials in education and industry. Participants operate as production crews in studio simulations and as producers-directors of field projects. The competencies of program design, production, and utilization are emphasized. Participants function as production team members. Emphasizes producing programs that meet the research, instructional, and information dissemination needs of the Curry School of Education.