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Diploma Program
(New beginning Summer 2005)
This
Computing Studies Education Diploma Program provides an opportunity
for teachers in formal (public and private K-12 schools) and
informal (museums, centers, community-based institutions)
educational venues to improve their understanding and practical
implementation of the pedagogical uses of information and
communication technologies (ICT) within face-to-face, mixed-mode,
and online distance education settings. The program focuses
on established and emerging ICT perspectives and practices
for the purpose of both enhancing your knowledge of existing
educational technology curriculum issues and developing new
areas of inquiry specific to your interests and situation.
The CSED Diploma Program has flexible requirements (30 post-baccalaureate
credits) making it a viable alternative to the Masters program.
The difference between the two is that in the Diploma Program
you can apply 12 credits of senior level courses from other
design and technical institutions, i.e., BCIT, Emily Carr.
The course
of study includes:
- Critical
examination of using ICT for teaching and learning within
formal and informal educational venues.
- Research,
development and design of curriculum and communication within
virtual education learning environments (face-to-face, mixed-mode,
and online distance education).
- Design,
development, and programming of educational learning management
systems for educational administration.
- Research
and assessment of local, provincial, and national ICT curriculum
policies and copyright laws.
Core Courses:
(18 credits)
CSED 400, 402, 420, 422 , 424 or 450, 465
Elective
Courses: (12 credits)
Senior courses in the Faculties of Arts, Education, and/or
Science
Suggested electives: BUED 374, CSED 465, CPSC 430, EDUC 390,
EDUC 412, EPSE 401, EPSE 410, EPSE 415, LLED 481, SCED 412
ARTE 321, 322, 405 or MUED 321, 322, 405.
Note:
CSED 465 may be taken on a directed study basis for a maximum
of 6 credits.
Total
Credit Requirement (30 credits)
Faculty
Advisor: Don Krug email
Please
refer to the Teacher Education website for more details on
Admissions:
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