Instructional Technology, Ph.D. Student Learning Outcomes

College Education
Major Instructional Technology
Degree Ph.D.
Date Revised 2015

Student Learning Outcomes and Proposed Methods for Collecting Data (from Assessment Plan)

Student Learning Outcomes

  1. Reviewing and synthesizing theory research, practice in instructional technology;
  2. Engaging in instructional technology research;
  3. Demonstrating mastery of research design and techniques;
  4. Demonstrating mastery of theory relevant to instructional technology;
  5. Integrating theory, research, and practices while developing an appreciation for diverse perspective;
  6. Engaging in ethical researches and practices;
  7. Appling research and evaluation techniques to measure student learning and the effectiveness of instructional technology-based products and programs; and
  8. Demonstrating effective oral and written communication skills.

Methods of Assessment

  • Research design and methodology (3)
  • IT-related theory and research literature review (1, 2, 4, 5, 8)
  • Performance on Candidacy Examination (1-8)
  • Independent learning experience (Internship, Practicum, or id research) (5, 8)
  • Dissertation (1-8)
  • Alumni and placement follow-up (5, 8)

Last Updated

AAE updated October 2022

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