Master of Arts in Educational Technology

California State University - Northridge

The Master of Arts in Educational Technology program prepares teachers, technology coordinators, and software developers to implement current technology tools in education, and to evaluate future technologies as they emerge. This program targets middle and high school teachers but often includes students from elementary schools, higher education, and industry as well.Program features:Current theory and best practice in technology education Classes taken as a cohort of teachersTwo-year program generally one night per weekGuaranteed enrollment in cohort classesCourses that support technology skill development and teaching methodology.The diversity of the EdTechMA students adds more perspective to our discussions and expands all of our knowledge about the different applications of educational technology. Our graduates have gone on to teach and support education at universities and schools all over the world while others continued on for their doctorate.

Michael D Eisner College of Education