Distance Learning


Program Description

The rapid rise in the use of new telecommunications services for educational purposes makes it essential for educators to learn to plan for and use the various available systems to maximize instructional effectiveness. This 18-credit postmaster’s certificate program in Distance Learning provides candidates the tools
they need to assess distance learning needs in their instructional environment and develop appropriate technological and pedagogical solutions.

Features Unique to This Program
Program resources include the newly redesigned distance learning laboratories on the three NYIT campuses: at Old Westbury, Manhattan and Central Islip. The laboratories include two-way audio/video, multimedia presentation and fiber optic capabilities. Candidates also experience distance learning and study computer
teleconferencing applications by taking a course using computer teleconferencing as the instructional delivery mode.

Candidate Profile
The typical candidate will possess a master’s degree in instructional technology or a related field and significant experience in technology. The certificate program will prepare candidates to develop, deliver and coordinate distance learning programs.

 

Program of Study

Pedagogical Core
EDIT 652 Core I Distance Learning Technologies (3)
EDIT 654 Core II Distance Learning Applications (3)
EDIT 663 Practicum (3)

Applications (6 credits)
EDIT 636 Introduction to Television for Instruction OR
TEVE 600 Introduction to Television Studio Operations (3)
EDPC 605 Curriculum Design and Development OR
EDTR 609 Instructional Systems Design (3)

Elective
One course with approval of advisor (from courses with EDIT or EDTR prefix)


Faculty and Advisors

 

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Admission Requirements


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Field Experience

 

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