Instructional Technology-Library Media Specialist
Master's Degree | Russellville Campus | Blended or Online
The Master of Education in Instructional Technology Library Media Specialist K-12 option prepares licensed teachers to become school librarians. Program focus is on collaboration, leadership and technology skills required to implement a school library media program that serves the learning community. The 36-hour program is completely online and is based on the ALA/AASL/CAEP School Librarian Preparation Standards.
HANDS-ON LEARNING opportunities
- Collaborate with teachers to incorporate information literacy instruction into content curriculum instruction
- Design and implement a program to encourage and motivate students to read for enjoyment
- Design and present professional development
SKILLS YOU WILL LEARN
- Collaboration
- Communication
- Critical thinking
- Leadership
- Problem solving
- Professional ethics
- Technology skills
About This Degree
TUITION
Students living in states bordering Arkansas receive in-state tuition.
Financial Aid is available for those who qualify. The Arkansas Tech University school code to use on the FAFSA is 001089.
Payment Options:
- Financial Aid
- Payment Plan
- Graduate Assistantships
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CAREER OPTIONS
You could work as a(n):
- School Library Media Specialist
- Bentonville school district
- East Poinsett county school district
- Fort smith school district
- Other school districts in Arkansas and surrounding states
ACADEMIC INFORMATION
View the links below to better understand the courses, the course timeline, and who your faculty will be when you enroll as an ATU student.
Credentials that stack with this degree are:- EdD School Leadership
- Endorsement in Special Education and Dyslexia
- Master(s) in Special Education, School Counseling, Special Education and Educational Leadership
Point of Pride
ALA/AASL Nationally Recognized Program
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