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Online Ed Media Courses
Online Masters of Education
in Educational Media

Online Ed Media Specialization Courses
The online Ed Media Specialization courses are part of the requirements towards completion of the Master of Education: Educational Media.

 

Each Ed Media Online course is offered ONCE a year.

Fall Semester

EME 5051: Technologies of Instruction and Information Management

Theories and practices in utilizing instructional media and information technologies. Emphasis on appropriate utilization of media instructional settings. Includes new and emerging technologies and their effects on the school and media program.

EME 6105: Collection Development Policies and Procedures

Principles of collection development for the school library media center. Acquisition, weeding, inventory and maintenance procedures. Emphasis on intellectual freedom, policy development, outside resources and evaluation of the collections. Use of standard selection tools.

EME 6605: Role of the Media Specialist in Curriculum and Instruction

Development of skills in instruction and instructional design. Emphasis on teaching, consultation and information skills. Curricular involvement of the media specialist.

 

 

Spring Semester

EME 5208: Production Techniques for Instructional Settings

Skills in producing instructional materials. Emphasis on graphic, audio, video, and photographic skills and the application of instructional and communication theories.

EME 6807: Information Sources and Services

Development of skills in identifying appropriate information sources for school media centers, providing reference services, demonstrating a knowledge of bibliographic tools and techniques, and teaching research skills and search strategies.

EME 5225: Media for Children and Young Adults

Survey of materials for children's and young adults' information and recreational needs, analysis, evaluation and utilization of print and non-print materials.

 

Summer Semester

EME 6706: Administrative Principles in Media Centers

Examination of standards and guidelines for the school media program. Principles of planning, evaluating, budgeting, staffing, and marketing the school media program. Development of policies and procedures for the school media center. Legislation, technology, research findings and their applications to the field. Emphasis on leadership and professionalism.

EME 6805: Organization of Media and Information

Methods for organizing print and non-print media, with instruction in cataloging and classification using standard bibliographic tools and procedures. Applications of technology to this area.

EME 6058: Current Trends in Ed Media: Designing and Developing Web-based Instruction

EME6058 will examine different formats for designing and developing Web-based instruction to be used by public school media specialists and teachers. Topics to be covered include: Designing instruction with an instructional design model, applying design principles in designing and developing Web-based instruction, evaluating Web-based instruction, and different formats for Web-based instruction.

Last Update: August 27, 2007
   
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