The Education Doctorate Degree in Instructional Technology degree is a cohort, 100% online degree program. There are two tracks available for educators:
Certification Track
This track is designed for you if you are an educator who is not currently certified
in Instructional Technology. This fully-online Doctorate degree in Instructional Technology
will prepare you to effectively integrate technology into your teaching practice and
assist other educators in utilizing technology to improve the teaching and learning
process. The program also prepares you to model best practices in the use of instructional
technologies and to provide high-quality professional learning experiences for others.
When you graduate, you will be prepared to leverage technology for learning in the
classroom and to serve in the role of a Technology Coach for a school or district.
Advanced Track
This track is for you if you already hold or aspire to hold a technology leadership position at the school, district, or state level.
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Program Format: Online
Number of Credits Hours: 66 Total Hours
Entry Terms: Fall
Time to Complete: Three to Four year Program
Ñý¼§Ö±²¥ Now DeadlinesAdmission Requirements
Online Graduate Application - There is a non-refundable $60 application fee.
Transcripts - Official transcripts from EACH college and/or university you have attended.
Bachelor’s degree with a minimum GPA of 2.75 from a regionally accredited college or university
apply nowAn earned master’s degree in education or a closely related field.
A professional teaching certificate OR a departmentally approved equivalent (for non-Georgia or non-certified individuals).
Mentor Form - If seeking GaPSC certification, applicants must obtain and submit a Mentor form indicating support from a qualified mentor who meets the GaPSC Mentor Requirements.
Employment - At least three years of professional teaching or administrative experience (or a combination thereof), or a related role serving B-12 education.
GRE Score - A competitive Graduate Record Exam (GRE) score and Graduate GPA. The GPA and GRE will be utilized with other admission criteria to determine program eligibility.
A Statement of Purpose that is 1-3 pages, single-spaced, and address the following questions - Why are you interested in the field of instructional technology? Why are you interested in pursuing a doctoral degree? What are your career plans after completing your Ed.D. degree? What areas of research are you interested in exploring and/or conducting? Which faculty members would you be most interested in working with regarding your research and/or career goals?
Resume or Professional Vitae documenting statement of purpose for wanting the degree, education, teaching experience, volunteer and service accomplishments, and record of leadership activities. Your resume MUST reflect, at least, three years of teaching and/or administrative experience.
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