Instructional Technology Programs

As technology continues to evolve and teaching methods change to accommodate, the need for Instructional Technology specialists will continue to grow. These professionals use computers and other technologies to provide interactive media and multimedia presentations inside and outside of the classroom.

Instructional Technology specialists are also in demand in the Adult Education arena because distance learning relies on tools for online communication and collaboration. Many distance learning instructors use live technology to stream programs, and their students leverage multiple online applications to communicate and work together.

With a degree in Instructional Technology, you will have the skills needed to integrate technology into K-12, post-secondary, and adult learning environments to enhance learning. Courses in this arena are also popular for current educators looking to expand their knowledge and improve their instructional capabilities.