Master of Learning Technologies
College of Education and Human Ecology
Master the skills you need to excel in your field.
The Master of Learning Technologies is a professional degree focused on applying current research to solving problems of practice facing the use of technology to support learning in a number of in-person, online, and blended contexts. Students will take a core sequence of seven courses, a research course, one elective course, and a practicum course.
Campus Requirements:
NONE — 100% Online

Kevin Gowdy
Current Student
"Technology has been a huge benefit in our educational world. The gains and academic success create motivation to take on any challenges."
Sample Courses
ESLTECH 6223
Issues and Practices in Educational Technology
This course introduces students to the histories of the technologies, theories, organizations, and standards related to Learning Technologies. Students are exposed to a variety of collaboration technologies in the course and work together to author an eBook for the final project.
ESLTECH 6278
Introduction to Instructional Design
In this course students develop an understanding of the systematic approach to instructional design as it relates to different practices in educational technology including curriculum and product development. Students are exposed to the entire instructional process from front-end analysis to development.
ESLTECH 8295
Applied Instructional Design
The Applied Instructional Design course is the second in a two-course sequence. This course provides in-depth coverage of the topics from the introductory instructional design course using a project-based approach. In this course, students build on what they learned and practice applying concepts, principles, and theory to address real educational problems as part of design teams. They propose solutions through the use of learning technologies. The goal is to help people learn better in a variety of learning contexts and make a positive impact on groups and communities.
ESLTECH 7297
Designing Multimedia for Instruction
This course utilizes theories of cognition and learning to help students develop both design and development skills related to instructional multimedia.