Program Coordinator :
Dr. Valerie Morphew
Professor of Education
334 Education Building
304.367.4664
Valerie.Morphew@fairmontstate.edu
The mission of the Digital Media, New Literacies and Learning 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.
Learn to create and implement effective technology and media rich learning experiences through an understanding of learning theory, instructional design principles, technology, and application. Explore and create a range of digital media (educational software, curriculum materials, gaming, mobile computing, social networks, digital stories) and reflect on your applications to educational issues in different disciplines and core content areas. Gain the skills you need to teach the 21st Century literacies and skills to succeed in the digital age. Become a leader and mentor in the use of digital media and technology to promote 21st Century literacies and skills.
Program graduates are prepared to:
Enhance your marketability and career options with a Masters of Education in Digital Media, New Literacies and Learning. Apply your digital literacy knowledge and skills in K-12 classrooms, higher education, nonprofit education, corporate training, educational content development, instructional design, the development of educational products or services (entrepreneurship), and building school - community partnerships.
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 at graduatestudiesforms
Online Graduate Tuition = See Tuition and Fees Chart