Master of Education in Instructional Technology: Dual Certification Instructional Technology and School Library Media

Our M.Ed. in Instructional Technology offers two P-12 certifications recognized by the Georgia PSC: the school library media certification and the instructional technology certification. The master’s in instructional technology can be tailored to meet the needs of technology specialists and instructional designers in designers in schools, and school districts.

For applicants who are currently certified to teach in Georgia P-12 Schools and are seeking to add another area of Instructional Technology or Media Specialist certification, we offer three degree options:

Master of Education in Instructional Technology – Instructional Technology Master of Education in Instructional Technology – School Library Media Master of Education in Instructional Technology – Dual Certification (Instructional Technology and School Library Media) For applicants who are not certified educators and wish to pursue initial certification as a Media Specialist, we offer the following degree option:

Master of Education in Instructional Technology – School Library Media (for those interested in initial school library media certification)

"M.Ed. Regular Admission Requirements

Complete requirements for a Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution. For admission to the Instructional Technology Concentration or the Dual Certification Concentration, a valid, level 4 or higher Induction, Professional, Advanced Professional, or Lead Professional teaching certificate, leadership certificate, service field certificate, or Life certificate is required. For admission to the non-degree certification only program in Instruction Technology, a valid, level 4 or higher Induction, Professional, Advanced Professional, or Lead Professional teaching certificate, leadership certificate, service field certificate, or Life certificate and a master’s degree in any field in education are required. For admission to the Media Specialist Concentration, certification is not required, but the program will exceed 36 hours to meet certification requirements. Present a cumulative 2.50 (4.0 scale) grade point average or higher on all undergraduate and graduate work combined. Submit a completed “Disclosure and Affirmation Form” that addresses misconduct disclosure, criminal background check, the Code of Ethics for Educators, and tort liability insurance. Persons seeking initial certification not holding level four certification must submit passing scores on the GACE Program Admission Assessment or be exempt by acceptable SAT, ACT, or GRE scores. *International transcripts must be evaluated by a NACES accredited evaluation service and must be a course by course evaluation and include a GPA.(www.naces.org)"