Master of Education in Educational Technology & Design
University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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- Master's
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About this programme
Planned outage: Beginning Nov. 1, you will not be able to access the USask admission application and event registration system for up to six days. Learn more . Educational Technology and Design (ETAD) at the Univeristy of Saskatchewan is a flexible, fully online M.Ed. program focused on how technology shapes learning, with a strong emphasis on instructional and learning design. The fully online M.Ed. in Educational Technology and Design empowers you to master digital learning design, study on your schedule, and build a career-ready skillset with guidance from innovative, research-informed faculty. Educational Technology and Design, within the Department of Curriculum Studies, explores how technology shapes learning through social, professional, and pedagogical lenses. This multidisciplinary field draws from psychology, communication, systems theory, learning sciences, and information technology. Learning theory, technology-enhanced learning, instructional design, mobile learning, sociomaterialism, postdigital, and educational technology & social justice AR, VR, XR, AI education, digital literacy, game-based learning, online learning, virtual reality, instructional design, digital well-being, sustainability Technology skill development, media literacy, program evaluation, social agency in teaching /learning, experiential learning, design studio learning Check with faculty in the department after you are accepted. Many have assistantships or contracts available as part of larger research and development projects. The College of Education also hires a number of experien
Entry requirements
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