Instructional Design in E-learning (MSEd)

Students who graduate with an undergraduate BSEd degree from NSU, and who have taken ELRN 510 , ELRN 535 , ELRN 585 , and ELRN 594  can complete the Instructional Design in E-learning (MSEd) degree in one year (Fall, Spring, Summer semesters.)

Student Learning Outcomes

• Graduate students will utilize and apply contemporary learning theories to develop remote learning experiences.

• Graduate students will investigate factors influencing access to education and design instructional and training interventions to provide equitable access to education.

• Graduate students will select, evaluate or design digital media to support learning.

• Graduate students will identify, evaluate, and integrate emerging technologies to support remote learning.

• Graduate students will apply data analysis techniques to the design and evaluation of learning experiences.
• Graduate students will employ effective and ethical communication strategies in instructional design.
• Graduate students will apply current research and theory to the practice of instructional design and learning technology integration.