Throughout the Instructional Technology doctoral program I completed a sequence of technology courses along with supporting cognate courses in research and higher education. This section presents a reflection on each course, describing how it advanced my degree and professional goals and how it shaped me as a scholar and practitioner. Select a course below to read the full reflection.
- AIL 601 — Principles of Instructional Technology
- AIL 602 — Electronic Instructional Design
- AIL 604 — Distance and Online Learning
- AIL 605 — Interactive Multimedia
- AIL 608 — Ethical and Responsible Use of Instructional Technology
- AIL 689 — Doctoral Seminar and Portfolio Development
- AIL 690 — Seminar in Instructional Technology
- AEL 675 — Educational Research
- AHE 602 — The Professoriate & Academic Careers
- BER 631 — Introduction to Qualitative Research
- BER 632 — Qualitative Data Analysis
- CEE 690 — Artificial Intelligence in Education