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ONEONTA, N.Y. -- The SUNY College at Oneonta will soon begin
offering a new Master of Science in Education program in Educational
Technology, according to an announcement today by SUNY Oneonta Provost and
Vice President for Academic Affairs F. Daniel Larkin. The College recently
received approval from the State Education Department to offer the program.
The program is designed to provide certified elementary and secondary
teachers with a greater understanding of the teaching-learning process and
specifically to develop skills in employing multiple technologies to enhance
students' performance. Teachers who complete the program will be eligible
for initial certification as Educational Technology specialists and will be
eligible for professional certification in both Educational Technology and
in the discipline of their initial certification.
Applications for the program are now available for the fall and spring
semesters. The program will offer courses in the late afternoon and evening
so that working teachers will be able to enroll. Undergraduate students who
have earned initial licensure to teach will also be eligible to enroll in
the program.
More information about the program is available from Dr. Joanne Curran,
Associate Dean of Education
at SUNY Oneonta, at (607) 436-2541.
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