Stacy Keller Instructional Technology
Artifact 1: Philosophy
Artifact 2: Internship Portfolio
Artifact 3: Action Research - Desire2Learn: Faculty and student perception of learning environment tools
Artifact 1: Desktop Publishing-Instrumental Music Department Brochure PDF
Artifact 2: Desktop Publishing-Newsletter PDF
Artifact 3: Quote movie
Artifact 1: Ideal classroom-unit plan- wiki website
Artifact 2: Instructional Video on overlapping text and images in MS word
Artifact 3: Technology Plan - Media Communications and Technology Department
Implements a cycle of quantitative and qualitative research that leads to improved technology integration and teacher adoption.
Employs the central concepts, tools of inquiry, and structures of the discipline of Instructional Technology and creates an environment that is conducive to the effective integration of technology into the school curriculum.
Show understanding of the entire Instructional Design process. Focus on the development of various learning theories (constructivist, behaviorist, cognitive) as they apply to interactive instruction.
Models critical and creative thinking skills in all areas of his or her professional life.
Persons in the East Stroudsburg University, upon completion of the Instructional Technology Masters Degree Program, must demonstrate the following outcomes.
Show creativity and adaptability
based on the learner. May be demonstrated in Technology Plan or through course work.
Articulates, applies, and adapts theoretical constructs of effective learning, technology integration and assessment.
Show understanding of multiple intelligences, learning theories,
and learning styles. Lesson plan
or detailed agenda and plan for a
one day technology-related faculty development workshop.
Project either from Intro to Research or Research Project
Artifact 1: Intro to Research-Research Proposal PDF
Artifact 2: Research 1 Project Proposal PDF
Artifact 3: Action Research - Desire2Learn: Faculty and Student perception of learning environment tools
Outcomes
Synthesize best practice research and apply these findings to the development of effective communication techniques to foster active inquiry, collaboration, and guided interaction in a positive Instructional Technology learning environment.
How can you develop a better Instructional Technology learning environment? What are the qualities
of a good leader? Literature search techniques/leadership techniques.
Part of the Technology Plan.
Artifact 1: Intro to Research-Research Proposal
Artifact 2: Technology Plan - Media Communications and Technology Department
Artifact 3: Action Research - Desire2Learn: Faculty and Student perception of learning environment tools
Performs as a reflective and ethical practitioner who continually evaluates the effects of his or her choices and actions on others.
Personal philosophy statement
about effective technology integration.
Portfolio from the program or internship experience. Evaluations from supervising faculty member and cooperating instructional technologist concerning internship experience.
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Outcome 6
Artifact 1: Technology Plan - Media Communications and Technology Department
Articulate a vision for Instructional Technology that incorporates policy areas of: access, security, interoperability, jurisdiction of operation and supervision, maintenance and service.
Instructional Technology Plan
Outcome 7
Artifact 1: Moodle module-goals and objectives PDF
Artifact 2: New hire-job aid/resource PDF
Artifact 3: Action Research - Desire2Learn: Faculty and Student perception of learning environment tools