Want to continue learning and earn a graduate degree in educational technology? Check out MSU’s Master of Arts in Educational Technology!The MSU College of Education offers a masters degree in Educational Technology through an intensive summer cohort program in East Lansing, Traverse City, and Plymouth, England.

The MAET program builds on the foundation laid by CEP 810, 811, and 812 to deepen educators’ understanding of how new technologies can support teaching and learning, with an emphasis on developing student understanding of subject matter and problem-solving abilities. This summer’s MAET students have just completed an intense and productive month together. They read and discussed technology issues relating to teaching, learning, and curriculum, honed their web development skills, explored the use of digital video, and planned inquiry projects through which they will tackle important problems of practice in their own classrooms.

The Certificate Program is a prerequisite for the MAET program and by completing the Certificate Program you have almost 1/3 of the MAET done! So enroll today for the Certificate or, if you’ve completed the Certificate Program, apply for the MAET program by contacting Leigh Graves Wolf, Program Coordinator at gravesle@msu.edu.

Find out more about the MAET program at http://edutech.msu.edu/masters.html

– Ralph Putnam, MAET Program Director

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