3. What is the Department of
Instructional Technology?
• Year long program, graduate level program
• Curriculum revolves around instructional design
(creating online learning)
• Includes hands-on software experience
• Offer Campus-based and e-learning curriculum
• Requires group work
• Requires writing skills (top concern among our
corporate advisory council members).
• Two Tracks
– Education
– Corporate
5. Program Focus
Students
Research and Development
Corporate Partnerships
and Strategic Alliances
Marketing and
Recruitment
Efforts
State of the Industry
Hardware and Software
6. Graduation of Students
• Twenty Students a Semester
• 120 Students Total
• Three Semesters a Year
• Knowledgeable in and of the Field
– Communications Skills
– Business Knowledge
– Instructional Design Theory
– Hands-On Software
7. What do the Student’s Learn
• Web Skills
• Analysis Skills
• Instructional Design
Skills
• Teamwork
• Presentation Skills
9. Who Hires Our Students
Successful Graduates:
97% employment within 3
months of graduation
10. Managing Multimedia Projects
• Form students into companies (teams)
• Provide Request for Proposal
– Centered around E-learning
• Students develop:
– Business proposal
– Working Prototype
– Sales Presentation
11. Corporate Advisory Council
• RFP Exercise
• Student/Corporate Interaction
• Exposure to Leading Edge Instructional
Technology Concepts and Ideas
– Between CAC Members
– Student RFP Response
– View of Working Prototypes
12. Advanced Instructional Design
• Multimedia Development for Local
Organizations
– Hospitals
– Businesses
– Government Services
• Complete Instructional Design Process
• Required to pre- and post-test learners
• Team project