Educational Technology
Portable Video Production and Non-Linear Video Editing
ETEC 7020 3 cr.
This is a process-oriented course with emphasis on selection, operation, and use of current portable equipment designed for instructional use. Emphasis is on setting up and operating video and audio equipment for classrooms, small ITV studios, location shooting, and postproduction for preparation of instructional software.
Graphics for Designing Media
ETEC 7030 3 cr.
This is a basic course applying the elements of graphic design to the development of learning resources. Students apply their acquired graphic skills to prepare overhead transparencies, visuals for display, and other graphic materials in instructional settings.
Slide-Sound Production
ETEC 7050 3 cr.
Instruction in presentation techniques of projected imagery; emphasis on 35mm slide/tape and Super 8 mm film animation is offered. Students receive instruction in basic operation of the appropriate equipment and adaptation of the product for effective instruction. Students must supply film.
Television Production I for Educators
ETEC 7100 3 cr.
This is a process-oriented course with emphasis on setting up. Operating and maintaining radio and television production equipment. Students will be involved in production of a half-hour show to be cablecast on Channel A-3, A-8, A-22 in Boston.
Television Production II for Educators
ETEC 7150 3 cr.
This process-oriented course is designed to make students proficient in production of TV programming with stress upon being able to make, obtain and setup necessary props; background; trick camera shots and sound effects. Emphasis is on advanced skill development and color production as a team. Students will learn to integrate good television programming into school-based curriculum and to use television as an instructional tool.
Communication and Visual Theory
ETEC 7200 3 cr.
Exploration of the theoretical constructs underlying all visual expression with particular emphasis on projected imagery. Activities include applying theory through design and producing visual statements in a variety of media for the classroom.
Photography for Educators
ETEC 7250 3 cr.
This basic course offers instruction in camera handling, film exposure and development, production, mounting, display, and evaluation of prints. A skills course with applications for teachers, media specialists and others interested in use of the photographic medium. Students must have access to an adjustable camera. Students are responsible for film, paper and chemicals.
HTML: Developing a Third Generation Web Site
ETEC 7253 3 cr
Process-oriented course covering basic HTML (hypertext markup language), emphasizing the use of CGI scripts and forms to create customized and interactive Web pages. The course will touch on some features of HTML, such as tables, that bring HTML into the real publishing world.
Impact of Technology on Education
ETEC 7600 3 cr.
This course includes content related to the impact of technology on education, especially as it relates to effective teaching and curriculum development. The use of technology as a change agent in schools is explored. Students are exposed to the variety of technologies used in schools.
A Graphics Approach to Technology
ETEC 7700 3 cr.
This course explores the integration of visual learning and computers. Students explore the use of paint programs, hyperstudio, videos, and interactive videos. The Apple Computer's approach to software (pull down menus and use of the mouse) is investigated.
Using the Computer as a Research Tool
ETEC 7800 3 cr.
This course integrates critical thinking skills and computers. Students explore the use of problem solving software, Logo, and Logo Writer. By using the computer as a tool for conducting research students are enabled to look at CD-ROM, database applications, Hypercard and telecommunications.
Advanced Photography for Educators
ETEC 8050 3 cr.
This course assumes knowledge of basic photographic principles with emphasis on control of the medium. Topics include exposure, metering, darkroom techniques and print manipulation. Students will discuss educational applications, design and composition, and critical evaluation of work.
Color Photography for Educators
ETEC 8100 3 cr.
This color course offers instruction in all basic aspects of color printing whether you intend to work with color negatives or color slides. Students must have access to an adjustable camera. Students are responsible for film paper and chemicals.
Advanced Graphics for Educators
ETEC 8150 3 cr.
This advanced course applies the elements of graphic design, copy-fitting and printing procedures to the development learning resources. Students apply their acquired graphic skills to prepare overhead transparencies, visual for display and other graphic materials in instructional settings.
Advanced Portable Video Production
ETEC 8200 3 cr.
In this advanced ITV production course students will supplement skills developed in prior production classes. It involves use of sophisticated program planning procedures and production/postproduction techniques. There is emphasis on advanced skills development and color production as a team.
Computers and Writing
ETEC 8600 3 cr.
This course provides teachers and administrators, at all levels and in all subject areas, with strategies for developing and implementing a computer-assisted process writing program in their classrooms and schools. Participants examine the process of writing (idea generating, drafting, responding, revising, editing, and publishing) and are introduced to ways of using the computer to facilitate writing growth at each stage. Working with current writing software programs, editing tools, and desktop publishing packages, participants devise a computer-assisted writing program for their own classrooms and schools. Previous computer experience is not required.
Interactive Design and Analysis in Communications/Media
ETEC 9090 3 cr.
This course includes a presentation of organizational structure and teamwork requirements and their impact on timeline demands of various multimedia designs. Analysis of project objectives for designs and paradigms of interactive formats is conducted for presentations, training, marketing, and kiosks. Students will survey hardware and software options for addressing project needs.
Seminar in Educational Technology
ETEC 9100 3 cr.
Students have the opportunity to examine, in depth, current issues and future directions in educational technology. Discussions and readings focus on the relationship between the computer and teaching methodologies, as well as teacher effectiveness and curricula.
Project in Educational Technology
ETEC 9200 3 cr.
Completion of a comprehensive project utilizing educational technology in elementary education, special education, or secondary education is required. The projects developed and implemented are evaluated by a review board of classmates and faculty.
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