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Between Spring of 2010 and Summer of 2011, I attended a
fully online Master of Arts program in eLearning with focuses in academic technologies. This program was my first step towards acquiring the knowledge necessary to
become an Instructional Designer.
The program involved introducing me to dozens of online tools such as Articulate, Adobe, Dreamweaver, Secondlife, Glogster, Javascript, Flash and numerous others. This degree served as an introduction towards designing and creating online course materials and providing student's with interactive, engaging course content.
"The e-Learning track in the Instructional Design and Technology MA program is designed for educators in K-12 and higher education, trainers, and instructional designers. The program focuses on teaching the design, delivery and evaluation of high-quality e-learning materials for inservice, preservice teachers and online trainers. The program focuses on the design, delivery and evaluation of high-quality e-learning materials that are used for both totally online and blended (hybrid) learning environments" (UCF, 2009).
For further information, you may view the details of this program at UCF's Online Graduate Program Catalog.
The program involved introducing me to dozens of online tools such as Articulate, Adobe, Dreamweaver, Secondlife, Glogster, Javascript, Flash and numerous others. This degree served as an introduction towards designing and creating online course materials and providing student's with interactive, engaging course content.
"The e-Learning track in the Instructional Design and Technology MA program is designed for educators in K-12 and higher education, trainers, and instructional designers. The program focuses on teaching the design, delivery and evaluation of high-quality e-learning materials for inservice, preservice teachers and online trainers. The program focuses on the design, delivery and evaluation of high-quality e-learning materials that are used for both totally online and blended (hybrid) learning environments" (UCF, 2009).
For further information, you may view the details of this program at UCF's Online Graduate Program Catalog.
