48 Educational Technology Degrees Available
Educators across the globe have gone to computer software to enhance student learning. Technology provides easy access to education, encourages wide participation, and serves different learning styles. Experienced educators are needed to educate other teachers in how to implement technology into the classroom and curriculum.
Professionals with a degree in Educational... Technology are vital to how and what students learns. Degrees in Educational Technology, also known as Learning Technology, are usually offered at the master's and doctorate levels. Often, students in these programs come from IT backgrounds, but the majority have experience in classroom instruction and use it to guide how educational applications are developed.
Typically, coursework in Educational Technology is inquiry-based and blends educational theory with technical, problem-solving skills. A good program in Learning Technology will also follow current national policy initiatives in K-12 learning.
Though education professionals can have lucrative careers as software engineers, many choose instead to work as educators. Individuals may also use their skills to work in non-educational industries such as corporate training or healthcare delivery systems.
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Ashford University
BA/Library Science and Media
Locate yourself in the world of information with your Bachelor of Arts in Library Science and Media from Ashford University. more >
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Capella University
PhD - Information Technology Education
The fast-growing field of postsecondary teaching is projected to create the most new jobs of any doctoral-level occupation. more >
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Walden University
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Instructional Design & Technology - General
As technology transforms the way we learn in school and at work, instructional design professionals are in growing demand. Walden’s B.S. more >
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Walden University
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Instructional Design & Technology - Human Factors & Interface Design
As technology transforms the way we learn in school and at work, instructional design professionals are in growing demand. Walden’s B.S. more >
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Grand Canyon University
MEd in Curriculum and Instruction - Technology (Does not lead to initial teacher licensure)
Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Curriculum and Instruction: Technology (Does not lead to initial teacher licensure). more >
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Walden University
Master of Science (M.S.) in Instructional Design and Technology - General Program
Learn to create effective technology-based courses and instructional programs for a variety of environments, including higher education; community college education; corporate and nonprofit workforce more >
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Walden University
Master of Science (M.S.) in Instructional Design and Tech - Training and Performance Improvement
Learn to create effective technology-based courses and instructional programs for a variety of environments, including higher education; community college education; corporate and nonprofit workforce more >
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Post University Online
Master of Education (M.Ed.) - Instructional Design & Technology
The Post University M.Ed. more >
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Ashford University
MA/Teaching and Learning with Technology
Earn your Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning with Technology degree from Ashford University to discover how the latest technology tools can impact the learning experience, from K-12 students up t more >
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Ashford University
MA/Education - Educational Technology Leadership
Be a leader in teaching with technology when you pursue the Educational Technology Leadership specialization as part of your Master of Arts in Education degree program. more >
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Ashford University
MA/Education – Library and Media
Discover your passion. Earn your Master of Arts in Education with a specialization in Library and Media from Ashford University. more >
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Walden University
Ph.D. in Education - Educational Technology (Course-Based)
Walden’s Ph.D. in Education program offers educators and administrators the opportunity to grow as scholars and innovators in higher education. more >
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Walden University
Education Specialist (Ed.S.) in Educational Technology
Walden’s Education Specialist (Ed.S.) programs are designed to help educators who hold master’s degrees to advance in the field of education. more >
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Northcentral University
Doctor of Philosophy in Education - E-Learning
E-learning is growing and continues to evolve, with everything from completely online class offerings, including massive open online courses (MOOCs), and hybrid classes, to web-enhanced on-campus clas more >
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Kaplan University
M.S. in Education in Instructional Technology (K-12)
Kaplan University's Master of Science in Education in Instructional Technology focuses on the design, development, and evaluation of instructional programs, materials, and media in K-12, higher educat more >
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Kaplan University
M.S. in Education in Instructional Technology - Adult Learning/Higher Ed
Kaplan University's Master of Science in Education in Instructional Technology focuses on the design, development, and evaluation of instructional programs, materials, and media in K-12, higher educat more >
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Kaplan University
M.S. in Education in Instructional Technology - Adult Learning/Organizations
Kaplan University's Master of Science in Education in Instructional Technology focuses on the design, development, and evaluation of instructional programs, materials, and media in K-12, higher educat more >
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Northcentral University
Master of Education - E-Learning
The MEd in E-Learning at Northcentral University is designed to help you explore how educational activities can be designed to incorporate technology with the goal of engaging the traditional and virt more >
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Walden University
Master of Science (M.S.) in Education - Integrating Technology in the Classroom (Grades K–12)
With a program designed by educators for educators, the M.S. in Education (M.S.Ed.) focuses on the knowledge and skills you need to help students succeed today. more >
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Walden University
Master of Science (M.S.) in Education - Adolescent Literacy and Technology (Grades 6–12)
With a program designed by educators for educators, the M.S. in Education (M.S.Ed.) focuses on the knowledge and skills you need to help students succeed today. more >
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Arcadia University
Master's in Instructional Technology
This program seeks to prepare highly qualified teachers who are capable of utilizing technology as a partner in the learning process. more >
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Lesley University
Master of Education in Educational Technology
If you are an educator from a public or private school, museum, non-profit, environmental center, government organization, or other alternative teaching setting, this Master of Science (M.S.) program more >
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American College of Education
Master of Education in Educational Technology
American College of Education graduates of the M.Ed. more >
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American College of Education
M.Ed. Educational Technology
Technology is changing the dynamics of education and 21st century learning standards. more >
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Drexel University Online
MS in Learning Technologies
Nationally recognized for its strengths in technology and the sciences, Drexel University offers a unique internet-based Master's Degree in Learning Technologies designed for adult learners who wi more >