About This Degree
The Master of Arts Degree in Educational Technology with School Library Media Specialist certification program strives to be the highest quality, most affordable, and most convenient program in the State of New Jersey. Students acquire the skills and competencies for the certification that will enable them to develop and coordinate school library media services while learning to apply multimedia to the instructional design process.
Successfully completing the completely online 36-credit program leads to a Master of Arts degree in Educational Technology and a New Jersey Certificate of Eligibility for the School Library Media Specialist certification. All coursework is project-based with immediate applicability to real-world practice.
Students seeking to ascertain a Master of Arts in Educational Technology with School Library Media Specialist Certification must have a 3.0 GPA as an undergraduate or graduate.
Highlights of our program:
- All courses online and asynchronous -- you do not have to travel to a specific place or participate at a specific time.
- Curriculum is project based and related to the important and innovative changes in school libraries.
- A department that has earned three national awards for student-centered practices and affordability.
- The least expensive program in the State.
- Total of 30 hours of field experience in the entire program, which can be done in current school of employment.
- A commitment to your success as a working professional, tailored to the demands of your life.
- Over 20 years of preparing successful school librarians. These educators are trailblazing alum in every county of New Jersey.
- An optional STEM Certificate with no additional classwork.
- Access to dozens of optional workshops, events, and professional development, online and in person at no cost.
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Poster session of best practices.
Presenting on tech and special education.
Assistive Technology Working Group workshop.
Faculty, Staff, and Administrators of NJCU Ed Tech.
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