Master of Science [M.S] [Educational Technology] From Buffalo State

SUNY Buffalo State has been offering graduate degree programs since 1945. Twenty-two areas of specialization in the master's of science in education are offered—more choices in graduate education study than any other SUNY school. While teacher education remains a tradition, specialized graduate degree programs in art conservation, creative studies (courses on campus and online), adult education (program online), applied economics, and higher education student affairs administration are unique to SUNY.

Graduates of the educational technology program learn to:

• Design, develop, implement, and evaluate instruction;
• Use computers and other educational technologies in the instructional process;
• Develop evaluation criteria and evaluate educational software and hardware;
• Prepare educational software and hardware using a variety of methods and tools;
• Design an educational technology system for an educational site;
• Use computers and other educational technologies in non-instructional and/or administrative settings;
• Assess and prepare for current and future trends in educational technology;
• Explore social, legal, and ethical issues involved in educational technology.