The master’s in educational technology at Florida Tech not only prepares graduates to teach technology concepts, but also to understand the theories and trends in the field such as e-learning, massive online open courses (MOOC), educational software, computer-based assessment, and “flipped” classroom teaching strategies.
Teachers with a master’s in educational technology also study effective materials and learning styles to become well-rounded instructors and administrators who inspire and mentor students at any age. The curriculum complements and builds on previous degree program study and classroom teaching experience.
A degree in educational technology is also appropriate for computing students interested in applying their technological knowledge in an educational environment.

Careers

Graduates with a master’s in educational technology find careers in formal K-12 classroom settings and post-secondary technology programs as experts with an in-depth understanding of the role of technology in education. Additional career opportunities are available outside the classroom in education-oriented positions including computer literacy programs, online training, curriculum development and government agencies. Technology education can also be seen in nearly any industry, as companies must train employees on the specific systems, applications and equipment of their business.