Professional Experience - Research & Development Pathways

Catalog description

This course will provide Graduate Instructional Design and Educational Technology students guided learning innovation artifact development culminating in potential doctoral research under the supervision of a faculty member. The professional experience includes faculty and on-the-job supervision. The field setting is first approved by the designated Instructional Design and Educational Technology faculty coordinator. Students will work with agencies, communities, businesses, and other client partners under a site-supervised condition, including an agreed-upon statement of work (SOW) funding and work deliverables contract. This course is outside the IDET Masters course requirements and is for select master's graduate assistants currently enrolled or applying to the doctoral Instructional Design and Education Technology (IDET) emphasis in the Ph.D. program in Curriculum and Instruction.