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Certificate in Online Instructional Development

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Program Description

The Certificate in Online Instructional Development is a non-degree program offered through distance learning technology. The program should be completed within a five-year period. Twelve credit hours earned as a special student for the Certificate may be applied toward a degree upon admission to the Master's in Open and Distance Learning program. The certificate is designed for full-time employees and graduate students.

Any individual who has an undergraduate degree and is eligible to enroll as a special student (non-degree seeking), or who qualifies for graduate admission to the university is eligible to apply for admission to the Online Instructional Development program.

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Degree Requirements

Completion of 15 approved credit hours
Six of the 15 hours must be online
Three core course and two or more electives
3.25 GPA
No grade below B-
Complete program in 5 years
Complete portfolio review: Certificate Portfolio Guidelines for EDF5975

Courses:

Required Core Courses
EME 5457	Introduction to Distance Learning (3)
EME 5601	Introduction to Instructional Systems (3)
EME 5603	Introduction to Systematic Instructional Design(3)
Electives
EDP 5216	Theories of Learning and Cognition in Instruction (3)
EME 6631	Managing Instructional Development (3)
EME 6415	Development of Computer Courseware (3)
EDG 6925	Instructional Materials Development (4)
LIS 5362	Design and Production of Network Multimedia (3)
LIS 5484	Managing Networking and Telecommunication (3)
EME 5975	Portfolio Review (0)
Portfolio Review
Register for EME 5975 for 0 credits Develop online instructional lesson Submit a written competency report Satisfactory (S) or Unsatisfactory (U) grade awarded Student has one semester to resubmit if grade is (U) grade received