EDU 501
Integrating Technology into Teaching
Online Course
EDU 501 Integrating Technology into Teaching
3 Semester Units
Integrating Technology into Teaching reflects the need for a new kind of teaching resource in which the perspective is not just on the electronic technologies, which change rapidly, but on the principles underlying the teaching strategies they make possible, which are more stable. The emphasis is on learning both the skills in using equipment and software, as well as on how to integrate such resources into daily classroom activities. In addition, this examination of technology integration strategies is linked to both learning theories and effective classroom practices.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Describe the theoretical foundations for effective technology integration in education.
- Examine instructional software and technology tools for 21st century teaching.
- Analyze technology tools, strategies, and best practices utilized in web-based development, curriculum development, and distance education.
- Examine trends and changes in technology integration that have emerged in the field.
- Analyze policies and legal and ethical issues related to technology and technology use in education.
- Demonstrate proficiency with academic writing related to integrating technology into teaching.
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