Central to Enhancing Instruction with Technology.

CCSU’s MS in Educational Technology prepares teachers in the role of project management to enhance the learning environment. Develop a better understanding of our “wired world” in this project-based program. Learn by applying and synthesizing skills in course labs.

This program focuses on the design process, including the design, production, and evaluation of effective instruction using various technologies. Learn to enhance, clarify, and organize your message before introducing technologies.

Program Features

Starts every January and August
30-credit program, including a research and capstone project
Attend full- or part-time
Flexible classes offered in the evening
Classes on-campus (asynchronous) or hybrid model
Courses linked in developmental sequence to provide maximum relevance and unity
Learning laboratories where students apply learned skills
Access to excellent faculty mentors
Financial aid is available
No GMAT/GRE required

The concepts and principles that I have learned, I have no doubt, will help me in my future success.  I found this Ed Tech program including both the professors and students to be almost like a family.

- Recent Graduate, MS ’18

Did You Know?

The annual mean salary of an instructional coordinator in Connecticut was $97k in May 2020.

Source: bls.gov

What You'll Gain

Professional guidance and mentorship from a faculty advisor with expertise in education & technology
Mastery in instructional design, visual design, and visual literacy
Dexterity to bridge a changing classroom environment and incorporate new technology
Experience in various delivery systems: video, audio, web, print, animation
Hands-on design and production skills to capture students’ interest and improve learning
Ability to develop content based on sound instructional strategies and to evaluate instructional technologies
Leadership skills to apply instructional technology in a range of work environments
Ability to trouble-shoot and solve technology problems