The mission of the Instructional Design and Technology program is to make education more powerful for all students by creating opportunities to engage in learning that is relevant to their lives and prepares them for success in school, the workplace, and their community. Participants in this program develop the skills, knowledge and dispositions needed to design technology-based media rich learning environments and become instructional leaders and agents of change in formal and Informal educational settings.
Program graduates are prepared to:
Once the Fairmont State Office of Admissions receives all of the required documents, your application file will be reviewed by the Department of Education.
Additional graduate forms can be found on the Graduate Studies forms page
Online Graduate Tuition can be found on the Tuition and Fees Chart
The following are Masters of Education courses that are required for all students:
Course Number and Name | Credit Hours | Semester Offered |
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EDUC 6301: Research in Education | 3 | Fall, Spring, Summer |
EDUC 6305: Advanced Educational Technology & Media | 3 | Fall, Spring, Summer |
EDUC 6395: Capstone Research Project | 3 | Fall, Spring |
The following are Instructional Design and Technology core courses that are required for all students:
Course Number and Name | Credit Hours | Semester Offered |
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EDUC 6805: Rights and Responsibilities in the New Media Age | 3 | Fall |
EDUC 6806: Assessment in the New Media Age | 3 | Spring |
EDUC 6809: Teaching in the New Media Age | 3 | Summer |
EDUC 6813: Blended and Online Learning |
3 | Spring |
EDUC 6816: Curriculum in the New Media Age | 3 | Summer |
EDUC 6817: Tech Tools for Learning | 3 | Spring |
EDUC 6818: Practicum | 3 | Fall, Spring |
Professor of Education, Director, Center for Teaching and Learning Innovation
334 Education Building
304-367-4664