A minimum of 100 hours must be spent at the level of the certificate sought working with children in a public school setting, a Chapter 766-approved private school, an institutional setting or any combination of these sites. Fifty hours of the practicum may take place in a non-educational clinical setting. Prerequisite course cannot be taken concurrently with Practicum. 14.946 Using the Computer as a Research Tool Provides teachers and administrators with strategies for developing and implementing computer-assisted research. This course is taught online by way of an interactive Web site.
Students develop projects that require direct involvement with students in their own classrooms.
14.949 Graphics and Technology Addresses various skills related to image management in the production of teacher-made materials, in the use of presentation software, and in Web publishing. Participants apply concepts of project based learning that demonstrate professionalism in the use of these tools and techniques. They also develop projects that require direct involvement with students in their own classrooms. An advanced course in curriculum and instructional technology that enables students to develop in-depth projects pertaining to their own grade level, teaching discipline, or school based priorities. Students develop advanced projects by using a multiplicity of technologies and present their results by way of multimedia formats.