Instructional Design and Technology prepares individuals for leadership in the design, development, and integration of technology and online learning into teaching and private sector training.
Many of the individuals obtaining the IDT degree are practicing P-12 educators who wish to improve the quality of curriculum, instruction, and student learning through appropriate integration of technology into the classroom. Others acquire leadership positions in post-secondary institutions or serve as instructional designers/trainers in business, industry, and the military, charged with training, development, and eLearning programs within their organizations.
In addition to P-12 and higher education employment, recent graduates' positions include: |
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Training Specialist, Cubic Defense Applications Group
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Network Coordinator, Arts Partners, Inc.
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Multimedia Developer, Cubic Defense Applications Group
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Senior Training Specialist, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
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Chief Director of Operations, The Blissett Group (Learning solutions/workplace performance consulting firm)
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Educational Consultant, Performance Development, Sprint
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Project Manager, Simulation Technology, Business Transformation Services, IBM
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Corporate Trainer, Training and Marketing Authoring Network Department, John Deere
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Instructional Systems Specialist, Training Directorate, US Army
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With six full-time faculty members, Emporia State's IDT department has the largest instructional technology program in the state and is the only program in Kansas that grants a Master's Degree in Instructional Design and Technology.
All master's program courses are completely available online.
In 1996, IDT started with only two students in the program. We now have over 190 master's degree candidates. |
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