Master of EdTech

Resource Page for MET, ITS, and OIE Students

Welcome to your resource page. Here you will find all of the important information and links you will need throughout the MET program. If you cannot find what you’re looking for, please reach out to us here.
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Scholarly Research & Writing:
Tips for Success

This module was created to provide some introductory information to scholarly research. Students about to enroll in the Capstone can access the module to get a head start (or a refresher) on scholarly research skills.

You must have a Moodle account to access this information. This module can be accessed through Eduspire’s Moodle, using the following enrollment key: research

FAQs

MET/ITS Program Frequently Asked Questions

There is no recommended order, with two exceptions:

  1. Many MET students recommend taking EDU 924: Digital Portfolios toward the beginning of your program (if that is a course that connects with your personal and professional goals or if you are pursuing the ITS certification).
  2. All of your 8-core courses must be completed prior to the start of your Capstone courses.

Your Eduspire advisor should be able to help you pinpoint some courses that will connect with your personal and professional goals. Here is a list of course descriptions if you want to find out more about each specific course.

Here are the requirements for the ePortfolio. It is recommended that you build your portfolio as you progress through your courses.

This linked document lists whom to contact at Wilson to have some of these questions answered.

Here is what we can tell you about the Capstones. You can also review this list of previous research topics if you need some ideas on what to research.

You need to register your completed coursework through the TIMS system. Upon completion of the Instructional Technology Specialist (ITS) Certification Program requirements, students will need to apply for the ITS certification (fee required by Department of Education). Please inform the Director of Graduate Education Programs (eric.michael@wilson.edu) when application is complete. Apply here for the Instructional Technology Specialist Certification through the Teacher Information Management System.

Those enrolled in the ITS practicum are expected to document 75 hours showcasing their ITS course learning. These hours should take place around or in front of their peers. The hours breakdown is as follows: 15 hours of elementary work, 15 hours of middle school work, 15 hours of high school work, 15 hours of special ed work, and 15 hours in any of those locations.

The Online Instruction Endorsement is an add-on to your current teaching certification. Once you have completed the needed coursework, enter the endorsement to your TIMS account for PDE to approve. Please inform the Director of Graduate Education Programs (eric.michael@wilson.edu) when application is complete and submit your logs showcasing your 40 hours of field hours.

About the MET Capstone Courses

Graduation

Wilson College holds one Commencement ceremony in May of each year. Students who complete requirements in the fall will not graduate until May of the following year. Students who have a plan in place to complete requirements during a summer semester may participate in the May Commencement ceremony but will not receive their diploma until the requirements are completed.

Students will have access to the Wilson College Commencement Canvas Page for complete Commencement Information.