MET courses are designed to ensure that graduates will have a sophisticated understanding of learning supported by digital technologies in a range of different organizational contexts.
Normally, students in the MET and certificate program take ETEC 500 in their first term of study. ETEC 500 offers core academic and research skills that will benefit you in later courses. We also recommend that you complete the required core courses as early in your program of study as possible because they offer key skills and foundational learning.
To assist you in planning your program of study, we maintain a three-year projected Course Calendar.
ETEC 512: Applications of Learning Theories to the Analysis of Instructional Settings
ETEC 512
ETEC 534: METatheory: New Materialism Meets the History of Educational Media
ETEC 534
ETEC 540: Text Technologies: The Changing Spaces of Reading and Writing
ETEC 540
ETEC 565H: Artificial Intelligence in Education – Using AI to Enhance Learning
ETEC 565H
ETEC 565M: Makerspaces and Inclusive Participatory Learning Ecologies
ETEC 565M