Sign Up for the Spring Bagwell College Info Session
Join us for a virtual information session about the 25 graduate programs offered by KSU's Bagwell College of Education. Learn about program specifics, application requirements, program costs, financial aid and more. Get answers to your questions, as well.
See the agenda below so you can log-in at the time that works best for you:
May 13, 2025
- 6 - 7 pm: Master's Degrees/Endorsements/Certificates
- 7 - 8 pm: Specialist Degrees/Doctoral Degrees
Why Study Instructional Technology?
- Effectively utilize technology to support student learning
- Teach technology applications
- Provide professional development, mentoring/coaching, and technology assistance to other teachers so they can effectively apply technology to facilitate P-12 student learning.
Career Options in Instructional Technology
With KSU's Instructional Technology coursework, you can use technology effectively to improve the teaching and learning process in your classroom.
You'll also learn to effectively teach other educators how to utilize technology. You'll learn to model best practices and provide high-quality professional learning experiences. With these skills and experiences, you may choose to pursue content-related leadership positions, such as math/science coordinators, ELL coordinators, professional development specialists, etc.
More advanced study can also open doors to leadership positions on the school, district, state, or national level or in educational service agencies. With a more advanced ITEC degree, you will be prepared for the increasing responsibility of senior technology leadership positions. Both Advanced Track programs are based on the ISTE Standards for Technology Directors and the CoSN Framework of Essential Skills for K-12 CTOs. Today's educational technology leaders are known by many different titles such as Technology Director, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Chief Information Officer (CIO).
With fully online program offerings at the Master’s, Specialist and Doctoral level, you can DEGREE UP at Kennesaw State and continue to enhance your background, experience, classroom impact and earning potential as you move through your career as an educator.
2023 statistics from U.S. Bureau Labor Statistics; O*Net Online
Choose Kennesaw State for Convenience, Quality, Affordability and ISTE Certification
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Convenience
All our programs are 100% online. This flexibility lets you fit the coursework around all your different time commitments. With educators’ busy schedules in mind, our program is paced so that it does not overwhelm working teachers or monopolize their weekends or family time.
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Quality
Our Instructional Technology classes are taught by experienced and highly credentialed education faculty who are typically former K-12 teachers. Many have also held key leadership positions at the school, district, state, or national levels. Our coursework is practitioner and application based. You won’t just write papers. You will engage in leadership, coaching, design, development, online teaching, and personalized learning. -
Affordability
KSU charges the same tuition for all online graduate programs, regardless of your U.S. state of residency. For the 2024-2025 year, online graduate tuition is $393 per credit hour. See Online Tuition Fees -
ISTE Certification
KSU is one of only four institutions in the U.S. to be an International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) certification provider. As an Instructional Technology MED, EDS, and EDD certification student at KSU, you can choose to develop a portfolio based on the ISTE Standards for Educators. Upon graduation, you may submit your portfolio for $250 to ISTE for ISTE Certification.
Ready to take the next step in your educational journey and DEGREE UP?
Let us know of your interest submitting the form above or start your application today.
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School of Instructional Technology and Innovation
Bagwell College of Education
Kennesaw State University
Kennesaw Hall
585 Cobb Ave – Box #0127
Kennesaw, Georgia 30144
Phone: 470-578-3262
Email: gdasher@kennesaw.edu
Program Snapshot
- Instructional Technology Programs:
- M.Ed.
- Ed.S. - Initial Track
- Ed.S. - Advanced Track
- Ed.D. - Initial Track
- Ed.D. - Advanced Track
- Format: All Online
- M.Ed. and Ed.S Number of Credit Hours: 30
- Cost: Tuition/Fees (Approximate)
- M.Ed. and Ed.S. Time to Complete: 5 Semesters
- M.Ed., Ed.S. - Initial Track Application Deadlines:
- Fall: July 1
- Spring: Nov. 15
- Summer: May 1
- Ed.S. Advanced Track Application Deadline:
- Fall: July 1
- Ed.D. Number of Credit Hours: 66
- Ed.D. Time to Complete: Depends on transfer credit and/or the length it takes to complete the dissertation.
- Ed.D. Application Deadline:
- Fall: April 1
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