Online Instructional Technology Certificate Programs
Educational and instructional technology is defined by the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) as "the theory and practice of design, development, utilization, management, and evaluation of processes and resources for learning." Professionals who work in this field do everything from writing manuals to creating computer software, all of it designed to facilitate teaching.
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Concordia University ChicagoUndergraduate
River Forest, IL
Concordia University TexasUndergraduate
Austin, TX
Concordia University WisconsinUndergraduate
Mequon, WI
Concordia University--St. PaulUndergraduate
St. Paul, MN
Converse CollegeUndergraduate
Spartanburg, SC
Coppin State UniversityUndergraduate
Baltimore, MD
Corban UniversityUndergraduate
Salem, OR
Cornell CollegeUndergraduate
Mount Vernon, IA
Cornerstone UniversityUndergraduate
Grand Rapids, MI
Covenant CollegeUndergraduate
Lookout Mountain, GA
Creighton UniversityUndergraduate
Omaha, NE
Crown CollegeUndergraduate
St. Bonifacius, MN
Culver-Stockton CollegeUndergraduate
Canton, MO
Cumberland UniversityUndergraduate
Lebanon, TN
CUNY--Brooklyn CollegeUndergraduate
Brooklyn, NY
CUNY--City CollegeUndergraduate
New York, NY
CUNY--Hunter CollegeUndergraduate
New York, NY
CUNY--Lehman CollegeUndergraduate
Bronx, NY
CUNY--Medgar Evers CollegeUndergraduate
Brooklyn, NY
CUNY--Queens CollegeUndergraduate
Flushing, NY
CUNY--York CollegeUndergraduate
Jamaica, NY
Curry CollegeUndergraduate
Milton, MA
D'Youville CollegeUndergraduate
Buffalo, NY
Daemen CollegeUndergraduate
Amherst, NY
Dakota State UniversityUndergraduate
Madison, SD
Dakota Wesleyan UniversityUndergraduate
Mitchell, SD
Dallas Baptist UniversityUndergraduate
Dallas, TX
Dalton State CollegeUndergraduate
Dalton, GA
Davis and Elkins CollegeUndergraduate
Elkins, WV
Defiance CollegeUndergraduate
Defiance, OH
Delaware State UniversityUndergraduate
Dover, DE
Delaware Valley CollegeUndergraduate
Doylestown, PA
Delta State UniversityUndergraduate
Cleveland, MS
Denison UniversityUndergraduate
Granville, OH
DePaul UniversityUndergraduate
Chicago, IL
DePauw UniversityUndergraduate
Greencastle, IN
DeSales UniversityUndergraduate
Center Valley, PA
Dickinson CollegeUndergraduate
Carlisle, PA
Dickinson State UniversityUndergraduate
Dickinson, ND
Dixie State College of UtahUndergraduate
Saint George, UT
Dominican CollegeUndergraduate
Orangeburg, NY
Dominican UniversityUndergraduate
River Forest, IL
Dordt CollegeUndergraduate
Sioux Center, IA
Dowling CollegeUndergraduate
Oakdale Long Island, NY
Drake UniversityUndergraduate
Des Moines, IA
Drury UniversityUndergraduate
Springfield, MO
Duquesne UniversityUndergraduate
Pittsburgh, PA
Earlham CollegeUndergraduate
Richmond, IN
East Carolina UniversityUndergraduate
Greenville, NC
East Central UniversityUndergraduate
Ada, OK
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Earn Your Instructional or Educational Technology Certification Online
Since online education has become so popular over the last several years, many who work in the instructional technology field are now involved in producing Internet classes and other e–learning tools. Almost all instructional technology certificates are graduate–level certificates, which means you will need a bachelor’s degree (at minimum) if you want to enroll in an online instructional technology certificate program. Credits you earn in such a program can often be applied toward a master’s degree, usually in an education field.
The growing importance of computers and the Internet has created a huge demand for instructional technology professionals. The latest U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data projects that jobs in this field will expand by 20% through 2020 – a much faster than average pace when compared to all occupations.