The MAEd Instructional Design for Learning enables students to pursue a degree in this growing field. With the need and desire for online and remote learning on the rise, the instructional designer’s role is crucial in providing consistent, engaging, and aligned courses regardless of delivery method. Graduate work in
Required courses in Education Common Core (12 hours):
EDUC 502 Professional Writing (online every semester)
EDUC 507 Research Methods (online every semester)
EDUC 512 Assessment and Data Literacy (online every semester)
EDUC 581 Capstone (16-week course during Fall or Spring only, online)
Areas of Emphasis Instructional Design for Learning: Required 18 credit hours:
IDL 501 Foundations of Instructional Design
IDL 502 Instructional Design Across Industry
IDL 510 Instructional Design for Learner Engagement
IDL 511 Authoring Tools and Teaching Technology
IDL 520 Assessment and EvaluationIDL
IDL 521 Instructional Design Project Management
Total academic hours required for degree: 30
Advisor:
Admissions Requirements
- Official transcripts of any bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university, with a 2.5 GPA.
- Start the Program in January, March, May, June, August, or October