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Advisement Notes
School Library Media Program
Updated 4-14-11 by maf
Up to date with all info available in OASIS as of 2-16-11.
Recent changes highlighted below
Course Rotations | Cohort 9 | Cohort 10 | Ed.S. Certified | Requirements
I don't know which cohort I'm in!
This is not a substitute for OASIS! Check online to be sure of your details.

If you find mistakes, changes, or other info that might help SLM students (including courses from other universities) - email MAF (mfitzger at uga dot edu); I will add details as they seem necessary.
Graduate School Policy on Continuous Enrollment

General Information - Read every semester!
Most important:  Don't wait until the last minute.
Touch base with your advisor at least once per semester.  Also, keep abreast of Grad School Deadlines. Consult the Graduate School Continuous Enrollment rules before you take a semester "off."

If you're following the Cohort Plan, you will probably hear all you need to know in Saturday class. Once you know what you're going to take, approach your advisor to be cleared.  Here's the info you need to have ready:

If Dr. Clinton is your advisor, fill out this online form.
If MAF is your advisor, fill out this online form.

With these few information items, the advisor can usually check your status and clear you for registration. He/she will let you know if more discussion is necessary.

Remember: Don't wait until the last minute.  You must be cleared by your advisor, and professors often disappear to points unknown for days at a time!  If you take care of registration well in advance, you will minimize your worries. 

Registration Hint

Syllabi from the past are here: Course Syllabi

Summer 2011 | Fall 2011

Most students prefer to register for Summer and Fall simultaneously, a practice encouraged by UGA. (Luckily, you do not have to pay all fees at once in advance; note the payment deadlines as you register.)  Therefore, consider Summer and Fall courses together - Fall information is provided below.

Do not skip the General Information above!

Registration instructions | Summer Schedule of Courses | Fall Schedule of Courses | Bulletin |
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about full course titles, descriptions, typical scheduling patterns,  rules, procedures, etc.  Note that the Gwinnett sections are often at the end of course listings or in different sections.

Cohort 10:


Cohort 9:  Stadium Advisement was held 2/19/11 - archived audio available in eLC/EPIT Advisement/Wimba.
Take whatever is left for you to take.  Consult with your advisor. 

MAF's comments (if any) are added in italics after each course.

 

Summer Graduates: Focus on ...

EDIT Courses - Gwinnett (selected); MAF's comments in italics

EDIT6100 INTRO INST TECH 03 CR
33-609 VR VR CLINTON VR - VR 30
Contact instructor for details at gclinton@uga.edu
Elective possibility - talk to Dr. Clinton.

EDIT6350 TECH SCH LIBRARIES 03 CR
40-850 08:00A-05:00P VR WIGGINS AR - AR 25
"Lab/materials feerequired. Contact jwig@uga.edu.
Class days 8a-5p: July 11-15 only.ETC lab.
Above Call# (40-850) is a second session course
Preferred elective.

EDIT6400E TEACH LEARN TECHNOL 03 CR
73-614 VR VR OREY VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams. Contact
instructor for details at mikeorey@uga.edu
Only is you need it - talk to Dr. Orey to make sure there's room.

EDIT6500 EDUC TV PRODUCTION 03 CR
50-839 05:00P-10:00P TR CHOI 7210-AR 20
10:00A-05:00P S 7210-AR
Prior to first class, contact the instructor at
ichoi@uga.edu
Above Call# (50-839) is a May session course
Elective.

EDIT6900 RESEARCH IN IT 03 CR
20-846 09:00A-03:00P S FITZGERALD KOPCHA 7210-AR 25
"Meetings on Saturdays (9a-3p?) on 6 dates, dates
TBA. Some online delivery; contact mfitzger@uga.edu tjsurferdude@gmail.com
for info."
Above Call# (20-846) is an Extended session course
Required for M.Ed. students. Seeking a different instructor. Likely to be almost all online.
Chosen dates: June 11, 18, 25
July 16, 23, 30. Schedule: 9-3. Room 121.

EDIT7340E ISSUES IN SCH MEDIA 03 CR
40-847 VR VR FITZGERALD VR - VR 15
"Two meetings will be scheduled, one in early June
and one in late July. Contact mfitzger@uga.edu for
info."
Above Call# (40-847) is an Extended session course
Required for Ed.S. Almost all online, mostly assynchronous. Possible elective for M.Ed.
Tentative schedule: Orientation (Wimba) May 21, 10am-12. No f2f meetings planned. Course will wrap up by July 10.

EDIT7460 INTERNSHIP IN IT 01-03 CR
80-852 VR VR FITZGERALD VR - VR 20
Above Call# (80-852) is an Extended session course
For all SLM interns finishing this semester. Be sure to register for 3 hours. No meetings.

EDIT7550E MGT IT PROJECTS 03 CR
00-845 05:00P-07:15P VR BRANCH VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams. Prior to
first class, contact instructor at rbanch@uga.edu

EDIT7650 APPL RES PROJ IN IT 03 CR
80-849 VR VR FITZGERALD VR - VR 15
"Appropriate only for Ed.S. students completing
their APs. No meetings scheduled. Contact
mfitzger@uga.edu upon registration."
Above Call# (80-849) is an Extended session course

EDIT courses - Athens (Selected)

EDIT6150E INTRO CMPTR BSED ED 03 CR
30-841 VR DAILY CHOI VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams.Contact
instructor prior to first class at ichoi@uga.edu.
Above Call# (30-841) is a first session course
Elective.

EDIT6600 MULTICULTURAL TECH 03 CR
90-844 09:15A-10:15A MTWRF OREY 1060-0601 T 30
We will use a blendend approach sometimes meeting
f2f in Athens and other times online. Prior to the
first class, contact the instructor at
mikeorey@uga.edu
Elective.


Other possibilities - note the location!  Some of these are random announcements of special courses that possibly related to SLM.

EPSY6800 COGNITION 03 CR Athens
30-824 02:00P-04:45P MTWRF GLYNN 1060-0319 T 25
Above Call# (30-824) is a May session course
Substitute for EDIT 6400

LLED6310 SURVEY OF CHILD LIT 03 CR Athens
01-655 10:30A-12:45P MTWRF MCLEOD 1060-0114 T 25
Above Call# (01-655) is a first session course
Best children's lit choice. Dr. McLeod is a SLMS in Clarke Co.


LLED6410E ADOLESCENT LIT 03 CR Athens
21-592 VR AR MARSHALL VR - VR 25
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Above Call# (21-592) is a first session course
Good choice to meet children's lit requirement, especially if your interest is primarily in older children. Fills quickly.

ESSE 8050: Theory and Research on Teaching
10:00 – 12:45                  MTWR                  room 627
This course is aimed at beginning researchers who are interested in exploring and understanding theory and research in teaching in school settings. Students in this course will examine themes of current relevance in teaching research, such as teacher knowledge, teaching for justice, teacher quality, models of teaching, teaching diverse learners, teaching in early childhood and middle school classrooms, teacher action research, and teaching reforms across international contexts. The course would be valuable for students interested in classroom-based research.

Instructor:
Ajay Sharma, Ph.D
Assistant Professor,
Middle Grades Program,
Elementary and Social Studies Education,
624F, Aderhold Hall,
University of Georgia,
Athens, GA 30602
Ph. 706-542-4244


Two Middle School Courses

ESOL Endorsement
Reading Endorsement

Exceptional Child (SPED 2000):  For info and directions, contact Rachel Baginski (rfrost@uga.edu).

SPED2000 SURVEY SPECIAL EDUC 03 CR
80-978 05:00P-07:45P TR BOON 1060-00G5 T 75

Fall 2011

Do not skip the General Information above!

This information is provided for your convenience; OASIS is the final authority in case of changes.


Cohort 10 will take:

EDIT 6380
EDIT 6170

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Course Details
MAF's comments in italics under each course.

EDIT - Gwinnett (Selected)

EDIT6150E INTRO CMPTR BSED ED 03 CR
72-558 04:40P-07:40P W SPECTOR VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams. Prior to
first class, contact instructor at chanmin@uga.edu
Elective.

EDIT6170E INSTR DESIGN 03 CR
07-205 07:00P-10:00P M CLINTON VR - VR 25 All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams. 
Required for all SLM students - this version is planned mainly for Cohort 10. (this is now correct as of 2/28)

EDIT6300 ADMIN MEDIA PROG 03 CR
92-593 08:00A-02:00P S FITZGERALD 7210-AR 30
Required (mainly Cohort 11).

EDIT6360 INFO LIT IN SCH MD 03 CR
92-559 05:00P-07:45P M CLINTON VR - VR 30
Required - Cohort 11. (this is now correct as of 2/28)

EDIT6380 CATALOGING 03 CR
02-594 02:00P-08:00P S FITZGERALD 7210-AR 30
Required for certification - Cohort 10. Scheduling: TBA.

EDIT7460 INTERNSHIP IN IT 01-03 CR
02-988 VR VR CLINTON VR - VR 15
82-987 VR VR FITZGERALD VR - VR 15

EDIT7500E TECH ENG CLASS ENV 03 CR
52-560 05:00P-07:45P R SPECTOR VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams. Prior to
first class, contact instructor at chanmin@uga.edu
Elective.


EDIT8350E INST PRODUCT EVAL 03 CR
93-324 VR M CHOI VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams.Prior to
first class, contact instructor at ichoi@uga.edu
Elective.


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EDIT - Athens (selected)


EDIT6170 INSTR DESIGN 03 CR
62-597 05:00P-07:45P W BRANCH 1060-0601 T 25
Required for all SLM students - but this version is not specifically for our cohort.  If you're "off pattern," it's a great choice.

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Other Possibilities (check the location!)


LLED7318 CULT DIVERSE CH LIT 03 CR Athens
01-551 05:00P-07:45P Thur TAXEL 1060-0116 (Aderhold) T 15
jtaxel@Uga.edu
Excellent choice for children's lit requirement. Dr. Taxel says seats still available as of 4/8/11.

LLED7700 TCH READ BOOK CLUB 03 CR Athens
81-600 05:00P-07:45P R FAUST 1060-0306 T 15
Children's lit or elective possibility.

EPSY6800 COGNITION 03 CR Athens
02-330 08:00A-10:45A R GLYNN 1060-0319 T 25
32-329 11:15A-02:15P W CARR 1060-0306 T 25
Substitute for EDIT 6400.


ESOL Endorsement

Reading Endorsement
Georgia Exceptional Child course requirement - see Certification Checklist for more info

Local agencies: Because this course is so widely required, it's offered often through local BOEs and RESAs for reasonable fees - check out any such agencies near you and inquire.

SPED 2000E: Exceptional Child: for non-certified students, this course is required for certification but does not count toward your degree.  Several sections are listed.  Some of these courses are open while others aren't; probably impossible to tell the difference. For info and directions, contactRachel Baginski (rfrost@uga.edu).

SPED2000 SURVEY SPECIAL EDUC 03 CR
71-152 03:30P-04:45P TR BOON 1000-0404E T 150

SPED2000E SURVEY SPECIAL EDUC 03 CR
21-155 VR VR STAFF VR - VR 65
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams.

UGA Center for Continuing Education Indepedent and Distance Learning: offers equivalent courses in extremely flexible formats - check regularly for openings.




archival info below....

Spring 2011

Do not skip the General Information above!

Registration dates | Spring Schedule of Courses | Bulletin |
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about full course titles, descriptions, typical scheduling patterns,  rules, procedures, etc.


Cohort 9 will take:
EDIT 6170 (everyone)
EDIT 7460 (everyone, although you can delay to summer)
EDIT 7650 (Ed.S. only)
All C9 students should *now* review Graduation resources.
May graduates should submit POS drafts to advisor by Nov 14, 2010 (explained on the Graduation page).


Cohort 10 will take:
EDIT 6340 (everyone)
EDIT 6400 (M.Ed.)
EDIT 7320 (Ed.S.)


Course Listing

EDIT 6000 listed under Fitzgerald will remain as a placeholder in case it's needed.  Don't consider it an option.

EDIT6150E INTRO CMPTR BSED ED 03 CR
00-750 05:00P-07:45P R KOPCHA VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams.

EDIT6170E INSTR DESIGN 03 CR
50-730 07:00P-10:00P M CLINTON VR - VR 25
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams.
1st session: 1/10, 7-10pm, room tba. Subsequent sessions: Wimba, Mondays, 7-9pm.

EDIT6340 INFO SER IN SCH MD 03 CR
20-698 09:00A-03:00P S FITZGERALD 7210-AR 35
This class will meet on 8 selected Saturdays.
Contact mfitzger@uga.edu for info.
Tentative schedule: Jan 15, Jan 29, Feb 12, Feb 26, Mar 12, Mar 26, Apr 9, Apr 30.
Textbooks: same as for EDIT 6300 (EL, Bishop, Toor & Weisburg, Repman & Dickinson)

EDIT6400E TEACH LEARN TECHNOL 03 CR
30-709 07:00P-09:00P M OREY VR - VR 25
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams.

EDIT6900E RESEARCH IN IT 03 CR
20-801 04:40P-07:45P W RIEBER VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams.Prior to
first class, contact instructor at lrieber@uga.edu.

EDIT7320E RSCH SCH MED SERV 03 CR
90-715 09:00A-03:00P S FITZGERALD 7210-AR 15
Technology is used to deliver 51 percent or more
class sessions. Visits to a classroom are required.
Contact mfitzger@uga.edu for info.
*Good elective for M.Ed.'s if you're trying to accelerate.  Talk to MAF if you're interested. Not repeatable.
Tentative schedule: for Ed.S. only: Jan 22, 11a-1p (f2f); Feb 19, 1-3p (online); Mar 19, 1-3p (online); Apr 2, 1-3p (online), Apr 16 9a-3p (f2f).   For M.Ed. only: Jan 22, 1-3p (f2f); Apr 16, 9a-3p (f2f).  For all, make-up day is Apr 30.
Ed.S. textbook: Farmer, L.S.J. (2003). How to conduct action research: A guide for library media specialists. Chicago: American Association of School Librarians/American Library Association. ISBN 0-8389-8260-3.  Available in Gwinnett bookstore.
M.Ed. textbook: none.

EDIT7460 INTERNSHIP IN IT 01-03 CR
10-725 09:00A-12:00P S FITZGERALD 7210-AR 25
This class will meet 4 selected Saturdays. Contact
mfitzger@uga.edu for info.
Tentative schedule: Jan 22, 9-10:30 (f2f); Feb 19, 10-12 (online); Mar 19, 10-12 (online); Apr 2, 10-12 (online).
Textbook:   Toor, R., & Weisburg, H.K. (2007). New on the job: A school library media specialist's guide to success. Chicago: American Library Association. ISBN-13: 978-0-8389-0924-9.


EDIT7650 APPL RES PROJ IN IT 03 CR
70-728 01:00P-03:00P S CLINTON 7210-AR 15
This class will meet on selected Saturdays.
Tentative schedule: Jan 22 (MAF and Dr. C. will confer to avoid conflict with 7460); Feb 26, Mar 26, Apr 16.


Other electives:
Browse through some possibilities listed in previous semesters, below.  Then, look through the OASIS schedule for current offerings.  Any course numbered 6000 or above and somehow related to SLM will work.


Archival Info below this line

Summer 2010

Most students prefer to register for Summer and Fall simultaneously, a practice encouraged by UGA. (Luckily, you do not have to pay all fees at once in advance; note the payment deadlines as you register.)  Therefore, consider Summer and Fall courses together - Fall information is provided below.

Do not skip the General Information above!

Registration dates | Summer Schedule of Courses | Fall Schedule of Courses | Bulletin |
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about full course titles, descriptions, typical scheduling patterns,  rules, procedures, etc.  Note that the Gwinnett sections are often at the end of course listings or in different sections.

Cohort 9:
Plan to take 2 courses to stay with "the herd."  I have listed the general choices here in order of priority:



Cohort 8:
Take whatever is left for you to take.  Consult with your advisor. 

MAF's comments are added in italics after each course.

 

EDIT Courses - Gwinnett (selected)

EDIT6380 CATALOGING 03 CR
01-686 09:00A-03:00P S DEISSLER 7210-AR 35
Above call number (01-686) is an Extended session course.
Dr. Deissler is considering these Saturdays: May 15, June 5, June 26.  Go ahead and save these dates if you can.  Do not delay taking this class -- it will skip next summer.[chgd 2-23-10]

EDIT6150 INTRO CMPTR BSED ED 03 CR
IDD Program. Contact Department.
91-802 04:00P-08:00P F SPECTOR 7210-AR 30 09:00A-05:00P S 7210-AR
First session course
This course is meant for the IDD cohort and will not be very relevant to SLM. Dr. Rieber says: "This course meets Friday afternoons/evenings and all day Saturdays. It is a very special section of EDIT 6150 which refer to it as "studio prep" because
it is meant for IDD majors to help them get ready for the studio courses beginning in the fall. The other two sections of EDIT 6150 listed above are about technology integration and are meant for a general education audience."

EDIT6170E INSTR DESIGN 03 CR
21-804 05:00P-07:15P VR RIEBER VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Required, but this section is not a cohort class.

EDIT6190 DESIGN & DEV TOOLS 04 CR
The following sections of EDIT6190 are open to selected Majors/Minors-Contact Department
01-803 04:00P-08:00P F STAFF 7210-AR 20
09:00A-05:00P S 7210-AR
Above Call# (01-803) is a first session course.
Challenging tech elective.

EDIT6350 TECH SCH LIBRARIES 03 CR
91-685 08:00P-05:00P VR WIGGINS 7210-AR 25
Above call number is a second session course.
Lab/materials fee required. Contact jwig@uga.edu.
Class days 8a-5p: July 12-16 only.
Above Call# (91-685) is a second session course
In lieu of textbooks, a $125 supply fee is required; also, you will need to register separately with the ETC. See this site for info, and fill out the registration form there. 

Best choice SLM tech course. This course satisfies the PSC technology requirement. 

EDIT6500 EDUC TV PRODUCTION 03 CR
01-798 VR DAILY CHOI 7210-AR 30
Prior to first class, contact the instructor at ichoi@uga.edu.
Above Call# (01-798) is a May session course.
Excellent tech choice.

EDIT7320E RSCH SCH MED SERV 03 CR
31-455 09:00A-03:00P S CLINTON 7210-AR 15
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Above Call# (31-455) is an Extended session course.
Required for Ed.S. Elective possibility for M.Ed. Dates planned: May 29, June 19, July 10.

EDIT7460E INTERNSHIP IN IT 01-03 CR
71-457 VR VR FITZGERALD VR - VR 10
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Above Call# (71-457) is an Extended session course.
For students finishing their internships this semester. Be sure to select three hours of credit!

EDIT  - Athens (Selected)

EDIT6150E INTRO CMPTR BSED ED 03 CR
Section: 51-800 VR DAILY CHOI VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Above Call# (51-800) is a first session course

EDIT6150E INTRO CMPTR BSED ED 03 CR
Section: 91-797 VR DAILY RIEBER VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Above Call# (91-797) is a May session course.
Good tech elective; meets PSC tech requirement. Dr. Rieber says that meetings for this will be Athens, but that delivery is primarily online.

EDIT6600 MULTICULTURAL TECH 03 CR
71-801 05:00P-07:45P MTWRF OREY 1060-0601 T 30
We will use a blended approach sometimes meeting f2f in Athens and other times online. Prior to the first class, contact the instructor at mikeorey@uga.edu.
Above Call# (71-801) is a first session course.
Good elective.


LLED - Athens (Selected)

LLED6310E SURVEY OF CHILD LIT 03 CR
31-794 VR AR DEGROFF VR - VR 25
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Best choice to meet children's lit requirement.

LLED6310 SURVEY OF CHILD LIT 03 CR
44-624 10:30A-12:45P DAILY TAXEL 1060-0114 T 25
Above Call# (44-624) is a second session course
Best choice to meet children's lit requirement.
I spoke with Dr. Taxel about the possible overlap of this course with preplanning. He is willing to work with students whose professional schedule chops off the last 2-3 days, but missing more than that (total) will be too much. --maf 3/26/10

LLED6410E ADOLESCENT LIT 03 CR  full with waiting list
41-772 VR AR MARSHALL VR - VR 25
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Above Call# (41-772) is a first session course.
Good choice to meet children's lit requirement, especially if your interest is primarily in older children.




Other universities: if you can't get CL at UGA, it's possible to get it elsewhere and transfer it in. (Caveats: you will have to register as a transient student at that university; once complete, you may have to complete transfer paperwork for UGA; any courses taken must be graduate level; you must make a grade of B or better; there's a 6-hour limit for transfers applying to your whole degree; you must be registered for something at UGA during your graduation semester.)  The following institutions have offered eligible children's lit courses in the past:
ESOL Endorsement
Reading Endorsement
Exceptional Child (SPED 2000): some of these courses are open while others aren't; probably impossible to tell the difference. For info and directions, contact Rachel Baginski (rfrost@uga.edu).


Fall 2010

Do not skip the General Information above!

Schedules can be found on the Academic Calendar.
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about course offerings, rules, procedures, etc.
This information is provided for your convenience; OASIS is the final authority in case of changes.
OASIS Catalog (browse the EDIT section for Athens and distance courses; browse the Gwinnett section at the end for most of our SLM courses.)

Cohort 9 "Thundering Herd" will take:
EDIT 6400E

Cohort 9 Master's Students will take:

EDIT 6900

Cohort 9 Specialist Students will take:

EDIT 7340E

Cohort 10 will take:

EDIT 6300

EDIT 6320E

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Course Details
MAF's comments in italics under each course

EDIT - Gwinnett (Selected)


EDIT6100E INTRO INST TECH 03 CR
13-270 04:40P-07:40P W OREY VR - VR 25
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Elective.


EDIT6170E INSTR DESIGN 03 CR
33-271 05:00P-07:45P R RIEBER VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Required for all SLM students - but version is not specifically for our cohort.  If you're "off pattern," it's a great choice.


EDIT6190 DESIGN & DEV TOOLS 04 CR
The following sections of EDIT6190 are open to
selected Majors/Minors-Contact Department
03-266 05:00P-10:00P T OREY 7210-AR 30
Challenging tech elective.


EDIT6300 ADMIN MEDIA PROG 03 CR
53-305 09:00A-03:00P S FITZGERALD 7210-AR 35
Meetings on 8 selected Saturdays (9a-3p); contact
mfitzger@uga.edu for info.
Required -  Cohort 10 will take this.
Likely dates:  8/21, 9/11, 9/25, 10/9, 10/23, 11/6, 11/20. Makeup day: 12/4.

EDIT6320E INFO TECHNOLOGY 03 CR
03-308 07:00P-09:00P T CLINTON VR - VR 35
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Required -  Cohort 10 will take this.

EDIT6400E TEACH LEARN TECHNOL 03 CR
13-303 07:00P-09:00P M CLINTON VR - VR 25
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Required (unless already taken in a different graduate degree) -  Cohort 9 will take this.  If you believe you have taken an equivalent course, talk to your advisor.

EDIT6900 RESEARCH IN IT 03 CR
03-311 09:00A-03:00P S FITZGERALD 7210-AR 25
Meetings on Saturdays (9a-3p) on 6 dates. Some online delivery; contact mfitzger@uga.edu for info.
Required (unless already taken in a different graduate degree) -  Cohort 9 M.Ed. students will take this.  Dr. Kopcha is expected to teach this, instead of MAF.


EDIT7340E ISSUES IN SCH MEDIA 03 CR
03-316 VR VR FITZGERALD VR - VR 15
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Required for Ed.S.
Reserve these dates, 9a-3p: 8/28, 10/2, 11/3; makeup date 12/4.

EDIT7460E INTERNSHIP IN IT 01-03 CR
33-318 VR VR FITZGERALD VR - VR 15
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
For students planning to finish the intership in Fall 2010 (unusual).  Be sure to select three credit hours; consult with MAF.

EDIT7500E TECH ENG CLASS ENV 03 CR
13-334 05:00P-07:45P R SPECTOR VR - VR 25
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Good elective.

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EDIT - Athens (selected)


EDIT6150E INTRO CMPTR BSED ED 03 CR
03-261 04:40P-07:40P W SPECTOR VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.
Good elective.

EDIT6170 INSTR DESIGN 03 CR
03-258 05:00P-07:45P T BRANCH 1060-0601 T 25
Required for all SLM students - but this version is not specifically for our cohort.  If you're "off pattern," it's a great choice.


EDIT8350 INST PRODUCT EVAL 03 CR
43-263 04:40P-07:40P M CHOI 1060-0618 T 25
Good elective.


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LLED - Athens

LLED6310 SURVEY OF CHILD LIT 03 CR
53-840 04:40P-07:25P M DEGROFF 1060-0114 T 25
Best choice for children's lit requirement.

LLED7318 CULT DIVERSE CH LIT 03 CR
53-837 05:00P-07:45P R TAXEL 1060-0114 T 15  jtaxel@uga.edu
Excellent choice for children's lit requirement. Course still has seats as of 5-13-10. MAF has the reading list and syllabus.

No LLED courses are offered in Gwinnett in Fall 2010.


ESOL Endorsement:

Reading Endorsement:
Georgia Exceptional Child course requirement - see Certification Checklist for more info

Local agencies: Because this course is so widely required, it's offered often through local BOEs and RESAs for reasonable fees - check out any such agencies near you and inquire.

SPED 2000E: Exceptional Child: for non-certified students, this course is required for certification but does not count toward your degree.  Several sections are listed.  Some of these courses are open while others aren't; probably impossible to tell the difference. For info and directions, contactRachel Baginski (rfrost@uga.edu).

UGA Center for Continuing Education Indepedent and Distance Learning: offers equivalent courses in extremely flexible formats - check regularly for openings.


Archival Info below this line

Spring 2010

Do not skip the General Information above!

Registration dates | Spring Schedule of Courses | Bulletin |
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about full course titles, descriptions, typical scheduling patterns,  rules, procedures, etc.

 

Cohort 8 Master's AND Specialist Students will take:

EDIT6170E INSTR DESIGN 03 CR
14-094 07:00P-10:00P VR CLINTON VR - VR 25
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams.

EDIT7460 INTERNSHIP IN IT 01-03 CR
84-089 09:00A-12:00P S FITZGERALD 7210-AR 25
This class will meet four selected Saturdays.
Contact mfitzger@uga.edu for info.

 

Cohort 9 Master's AND Specialist Students will take:

EDIT6340 INFO SER IN SCH MD 03 CR
64-088 09:00A-03:00P S FITZGERALD 7210-AR 35
This class will meet on eight selected Saturdays.
Contact mfitzger@uga.edu for info.

EDIT6360E INFO LIT IN SCH MD 03 CR
04-093 05:00P-07:45P R DEISSLER VR - VR 35
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams. [Dr. Deissler tells
us that she plans to run the class assynchronously, with occasional
brief Saturday visits to EDIT 6340.]


Ed.S., graduating
(we will discuss in class the pros/cons of graduating in spring vs. summer)

EDIT7650 APPL RES PROJ IN IT 03 CR
44-090 01:00P-03:00P S FITZGERALD 7210-AR 15
This class will meet on 5 selected Saturdays.
Contact mfitzger@uga.edu

 

Off Pattern Possibilities  (consult your advisor; this info is for folks who are behind or ahead of their cohort plan). Also check out what the "other" cohort is taking for off-pattern possibilities.

EDIT6400E TEACH LEARN TECHNOL 03 CR
04-272 04:40P-07:40P M OREY VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams. Prior to
first class contact instructor at mikeorey@uga.edu.

EDIT6900E RESEARCH IN IT 03 CR
14-273 04:40P-07:40P W RIEBER VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams. Prior to
first class contact instructor at lrieber@uga.edu.


Children's Literature Offerings:


LLED7016 FOLK LITERATURE 03 CR
74-150 04:40P-07:25P W DEGROFF 1060-0114 T 25 Athens-f2f

LLED7310 CHILD LIT IN CURRIC 03 CR
04-152 05:00P-07:45P T TAXEL 1060-0114 T 25 Athens-f2f

LLED7312 POETRY GRADES P-8 03 CR
54-146 04:40P-07:25P M ALLEN 1060-0114 T 15 Athens-f2f

LLED7318 CULT DIVERSE CH LIT 03 CR
04-149 05:00P-07:45P R TAXEL 1060-0116 T 15 Athens-f2f


Technology Alternatives:

EDIT6150E INTRO CMPTR BSED ED 03 CR
84-271 05:00P-07:45P R SPECTOR VR - VR 30
All or nearly all of the class sessions are
delivered via technology. The course might require
travel to a site for orientation or exams.Prior to
first class contact instructor at chanmin@uga.edu. Meets PSC tech requirement.

 

Elective Possibilities
If you have space for electives in your program, or just want to take one or more while in grad school, there are really many choices.  Any graduate-level course that is somehow relevant to your degree (broadly defined) can serve as an elective. Search the catalog yourself for unusual possibilites.  Below, we've listed some common choices.

EDIT6190 DESIGN & DEV TOOLS 04 CR
The following sections of EDIT6190 are open to
selected Majors/Minors-Contact Department
44-266 05:00P-10:00P T OREY 7210-AR 30

ESOL Endorsement Series:(note about ESOL endorsement)

LLED7040E LANG & CULT IN CLAS 03 CR
44-199 VR AR ALLISON VR - VR 20
Mandatory orientation meeting will be Saturday
January 9, 2010 at 143 Rivers Crossing from
9:30am-11:00am. hallison@uga.edu

LLED7630E ESOL GRADES P-12 03 CR
74-195 VR AR ALLISON VR - VR 20
Mandatory orientation meeting will be Saturday
January 9, 2010 at 143 Rivers Crossing from
11:30am-1:00pm. hallison@uga.edu

LLED7730E L1 & L2 ACQ & DEVEL 03 CR
34-176 VR AR ALLISON VR - VR 20
Mandatory orientation meeting will be Saturday
January 9, 2010 at 143 Rivers Crossing from
1:30pm-3:00pm. hallison@uga.edu

Reading Endorsement Series:(note about Reading Endorsement)

LLED6010 SURVEY READ PK-12 03 CR
64-124 05:00P-07:45P T GRAFF 1060-0317 T 25 Athens-f2f

LLED6010E SURVEY READ INST 03 CR (2 sections)
LLED6020 READING CLINIC 03 CR
54-129 06:00P-08:45P R EDWARDS 1060-0306 T 15 Athens-f2f

LLED6020E READING CLINIC 03 CR
34-131 VR R RATLIFF VR - VR 15
Mandatory orientation for this course is Tuesday,
January 5, 2010 6:00-8:00pm in 227/228 Aderhold Hall
jratliff@uga.edu

LLED6030 TEACH READ SEC SCHL 03 CR
54-132 05:00P-07:45P T FECHO 1060-0125 T 25 Athens-f2f

LLED6420E LIT DEV EARLY CHILD 03 CR
24-203 VR AR RATLIFF VR - VR 20
Orientation for this course is Wednesday,
January 6, 2010 6:45-8:15pm in 227/228 Aderhold Hall
jratliff@uga.edu

Exceptional Child requirement:
SPED2000 SURVEY SPECIAL EDUC 03 CR
44-039 03:30P-04:45P TR CLEES 1060-00G5 T 75
04-040 05:00P-08:00P W BOON 1001-0400 T 150
24-041 05:00P-08:00P M BOON 1001-0400 T 150
08-399 Price --other details unknown--except that it's POD and reserved for SpEd majors.

Summer 2010

Courses for summer were proposed in late September and must pass a budget review.  Tentatively, SLM will offer EDIT 6380, 6350, and 7320. No details yet about schedules, formats; professors have been proposed. We have no real way of knowing what children's lit courses will be offered.


Archival Info
Fall 2009

Do not skip the General Information above!

Schedules can be found on the Academic Calendar.
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about course offerings, rules, procedures, etc.
This information is provided for your convenience; OASIS is the final authority in case of changes.
OASIS Catalog (browse the EDIT section for Athens and distance courses; browse the Gwinnett section at the end for most of our SLM courses.)

Cohort 8 "Thundering Herd" will take:
EDIT 6400E - Teaching and Learning with Technology - Clinton - 40-962 73-642 - mostly synchronous online, Mondays 7-9 pm.  Be sure to register for this section. (Call number was changed: if you registered before August 5, you will need to re-register using the new call number!)

Cohort 8 Master's Students will take:

EDIT 6900 - Research in Instructional Technology - Fitzgerald - 10-966 - Gwinnett - Meetings on Saturdays (9a-12n) on 8/29, 9/19, 10/10, 10/24, 11/14, 12/12. Dates subject to change; OASIS says meetings 9a-3p but really will be just mornings; lots of online work. I will provide exact dates/times near beginning of term.

Cohort 8 Specialist Students will take:

EDIT 7340E - Issues In School Media - Fitzgerald - 07-732  - Gwinnett - Meetings on Saturdays (12:30-3p) on 8/29, 9/19, 10/10, 10/24, 11/14, 12/12. Dates subject to change; OASIS says meetings 9a-3p but mainly will be just afternoons; lots of online work. I will provide exact dates/times near beginning of term.


Cohort 9 will take:

EDIT 6300 - Administration of Media Programs - 00-965 - Fitzgerald - Gwinnett - Meetings on Saturdays (9a-3p) on 8/22, 9/26, 10/3,10/17, 10/31, 11/21, 12/5. Dates subject to change; contact MAF for info

EDIT 6320E - Information Technology - 00-960 33-640 - Clinton - online - synchronous - Tuesdays 7-9pm (Call number was changed: if you registered before August 5, you will need to re-register using the new call number!)

Off Pattern Possibilities  (consult your advisor; this info is for folks who are behind or ahead of their cohort plan):

EDIT 7460E - Internship in IT / School Library Media (register for this the semester you are planning to complete your internship) - Fitzgerald - 30-967  - no formal meetings for this class during Fall semester.  Most Cohort 8 students will register for internship in either Spring 2010 or Summer 2010; consult MAF if you think you need to register for Fall 2009.  If you do, be very sure you register for this one, at 3 credit hours.

EDIT 6170 - Instructional Design - 01-002 - Branch - Tuesdays - Aderhold 601 - 5:00-7:45  (note:  this is not the SLM version of this required class; it's f2f; but it would work)

Children's Literature:

ELAN 6310 - Survey of Children's Literature - not offered

ELAN 7310 - Children's Literature in the Curriculum - not offered

ELAN 7314 - Informational Literature P-8 - DeGroff - 71-829 - Thursdays 5-7:45p - Aderhold 114

ELAN 7318 - Culturally Diverse Children's Literature - not offered

Technology Alternatives:
Note that only EDIT 6000 and EDIT 6150 meet the PSC technology requirement.

EDIT 8350 Instructional Product Evaluation  10-997 4:40P-07:40p, Mondays -  Reeves - Aderhold 618

EDIT6150E Intro to Computer Based Education - 47-331 - 4:40-7:40p Wednesdays - Rieber - All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.

EDIT7500E Technology-Enhanced Class Environments - 87-333 - 05:00P-07:45P Tuesdays - Spector - All or nearly all of the class sessions are delivered via technology. The course might require travel to a site for orientation or exams.


ESOL Endorsement:

ELAN 7040E - Language and Culture in the Classroom  - 01-834 - online

ELAN 7630E - ESOL Grades P-12 - 41-836 - online

ELAN 7730E - First and Second Language Acquisition and Development - 81-838 - online


Reading Endorsement:

READ 6010E - Foundations of Reading - Ratliff - 21-480 and 61-479- online, possible f2f orientation in Athens

READ 6020E - Children With Reading Problems - Ratliff - 61-482 - online, probable f2f orientation in Athens

READ 6420E - Literacy Development in Early Childhood - Ratliff - 71-488 - online, probable f2f orientation in Athens

READ 6420 - Literacy Development in Early Childhood  - Labbo - 31-486 - Athens/Aderhold 306 - Wednesdays - 4:40-7:25


Children's lit, late-breaking news: (4-6-09)

Some children's lit offerings may be listed in OASIS under the prefix LLED.

Summer 09:

LLED 43-652 SURVEY OF CHILD

LLED 5314/7314  Informational Children's Literature (P-8)  - Call #'s 33-660 or 73-662
1-3:15pm daily - first session - 114 Aderhold  - DeGroff
MAF's note: The double course number indicates that this is a mixed undergrad-grad class - fine for you to take.  Make sure your registration indicated LLED 7314 - probably 73-662.

Explanation, from Dept Chair Dr. Faust:  
The Department of Language and Literacy Education (programs in English
education, reading education, foreign language education, TESOL, and
children's literature) will begin using a new LLED prefix for all its
courses beginning spring semester 2010. In the interim (summer 09 and fall
09) some courses will be offered with an LLED prefix while others will be
offered using the "old" ELAN and READ prefixes. If students or advisors are
unable to find a course they are looking for with one of the "old" prefixes
they should check to see if the course is listed using the LLED prefix.

And from Dr. DeGroff:
The Survey of Children's Lit online will be offered this summer as
LLED 6310 ... I'd appreciate it if you'd share this info with your
students.  I look forward to having those Library Media Specialist in
class again ... 
And, if you will, please alert students to a mandatory face-to-face
meeting on Wednesday, 6/3, 4:30-7:30 in room 114/115 Aderhold.

LLED 7045E: see Children's Lit section below *new*
Other universities: see below


Summer 2009

Most students prefer to register for Summer and Fall simultaneously, a practice encouraged by UGA. (Luckily, you do not have to pay all fees at once in advance; note the payment deadlines as you register.)  Therefore, consider Summer and Fall courses together - Fall information is provided below.

Do not skip the general information above!

Schedules can be found on the Academic Calendar.
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about course offerings, rules, procedures, etc.
This information is provided for your convenience; OASIS is the final authority in case of changes.
OASIS Catalog (browse the EDIT section for Athens and distance courses; browse the Gwinnett section at the end for most of our SLM courses.)


Cohort 8:
Plan to take 2 courses to stay with "the herd."  I have listed the general choices here in order of priority:

Cohort 8 Ed. S.

EDIT 7320E - Research In School Media Services - Clinton - Thru Session - mostly online with f2f meetings (at Gwin) - 50-520. Be sure to be in contact with Dr. Clinton about meetings, and watch slm-l for announcements.  Meetings: 9a-3p, 6/6, 6/13, 7/25.

Required for All Students (but you may take it at other times during the program, usually offered once a year):

EDIT 6380 - Cataloging - Jones - format and dates TBA - Extended - Email Dr. Jones for info - 13-253

 Cohort 7:
Take whatever is left for you to take.  Consult with your advisor. 

Those Finishing Internships this Summer:

EDIT 7460E - Internship in School Library Media - Fitzgerald - no formal meetings over the summer - Extended -40-640
Make absolutely certain the call number matches, and that you indicate 3 hours.


Off Pattern Possibilities (consult your advisor; this info is for folks who are behind or ahead of their cohort plan):

EDIT 6170E -  Instructional Design - Rieber - 50-615 - ?? Session -  online; 10:30-12:45 daily.   May require trips to Athens for orientation or exams.   (Note: this is not the SLM version of this required class, but it will certainly work!)

Technology, preferred:
EDIT 6000 - Special Problems - known as Tech in the Modern Media Center [equivalent to EDIT 6350] - make sure to indicate 3 hours - 50-517, Session II - 8a-5p, July 13-17, Gwinnett.  This course satisfies the PSC technology requirement.  In lieu of textbooks, a $125 supply fee is required; also, you will need to fill out some information needed by the ETC - forthcoming.  MAF has sample syllabus; ask for a peek on a class day.

Children's Literature:
See "late-breaking" news about CL at top of page.  I haven't had time to login to OASIS to review these - you're on your own!

ELAN 6410 - Adolescent Literature - Marshall -  00-674 - 1st session - mostly online. Very popular w/ SLM; register as early as possible.

ELAN 7016 - Folk Literature - DeGroff - 10-675 - 1st Session - Aderhold 114 - daily 1p-3:15p

LLED 7045E - Thru - listed under "day" - 83-654 - Special Topics: Histrocial Fiction/Non-fiction - DeGroff

ELAN 7310 - Children's Lit in the Curriculum - 80-687 - Aderhold 114 - daily 10:30-12:45 - 2nd session


ELAN 7318 - Culturally Diverse Children's Lit - Taxel - 60-672 - Aderhold 114 - 1st session - daily 10:30-12:45

Other universities: if you can't get CL at UGA, it's possible to get it elsewhere and transfer it in. (Caveats: you will have to register as a transient student at that university; once complete, you may have to complete transfer paperwork for UGA; any courses taken must be graduate level; you must make a grade of B or better; there's a 6-hour limit for transfers applying to your whole degree; you must be registered for something at UGA during your graduation semester.)  Our SLM community researchers report the following opportunities.  Obviously, you will have to do a good bit of research to fill out the details for any of these.
Other Technology Alternatives:
Note that only EDIT 6000 and EDIT 6150 meet the PSC technology requirement.

EDIT 6190 - Design & Development Tools - 4hours - 90-617 - 1-4:30p daily Aderhold 601 - Orey, 1st session

EDIT 6500 - Educational TV Production (aka "Video") - 90-620 - 5-10pm - Choi - Tu/Wed/Thur f2f, Gwinnett, w/ optional Friday lab. May session course. Contact choi@uga.edu if interested. 

EDIT 6150 - Intro to Computer Based Education - Choi - 1st Session : 10-613 assynchronous - contact ichoi@uga.edu

EDIT 6150 - Intro to Computer Based Education - Rieber - May session - 80-611 - online with some f2f.

EDIT 6600 - Multicultural Technology - Orey - 00-618 - First Session - contact mikeorey@uga.edu for more info

ESOL Endorsement

ELAN 7040E - Language and Culture in the Classroom - Allison - ?? Session - 00-691 - online, mandatory orientation in Athens - check www.coe.uga.edu/lle/esol

ELAN 7630 - ESOL Grades P-12 - Allison - ?? Session - 30-693 - online, mandatory orientation in Athens - check www.coe.uga.edu/lle/esol

ELAN 7730 - First and Second Language Acquisition and Development - Allison - ?? Session - 70-695 - online, mandatory orientation in Athens - check www.coe.uga.edu/lle/esol

Reading Endorsement:

READ 6010 - Foundations of Reading - Ratliff - Second Session - 60-719 - Gwin - format unknown

READ 6020 - Children with Reading Problems - Athens - Edwards - 00-688 - 10:30-12:45 daily - Aderhold 306 - 2nd Session

READ 6420 - Literacy Development in Early Childhood - Ratliff - 1st Session - 40-685 - online, w/ orientation or exams f2f probably in Athens.

--------------------------------

Georgia Exceptional Child course requirement - see Certification Checklist for more info

Local agencies: Because this course is so widely required, it's offered often through local BOEs and RESAs for reasonable fees - check out any such agencies near you and inquire.

SPED 2000E: Exceptional Child: for non-certified students, this course is required for certification but does not count toward your degree.  Several sections are listed.

UGA Center for Continuing Education Indepedent and Distance Learning: offers equivalent courses in extremely flexible formats - check regularly for openings.



Spring 2009

Do not skip the General Information above!

Schedules can be found on the Academic Calendar.
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about course offerings, rules, procedures, etc.

 

Cohort 7 Master's AND Specialist Students will take:

EDIT 6170E - Instructional Design - Clinton - Mondays 7-10 pm.  Meets weekly / every other week - synchronous - #09-268

EDIT 7460 - Internship in Instructional Technology - Fitzgerald - Selected Saturdays (1/24, 2/7, 2/21, 3/7, 3/28) - Gwinnett - - #10-174

 

Cohort 8 Master's AND Specialist Students will take:

EDIT 6340 - Information Services in School Media -Fitzgerald 9-3 Saturday-#31-410

EDIT 6360E- Information Literacy in School Media -Staff - online - #50-307

Ed.S., graduating:

EDIT 7650 - Applied Research Project in IT-Fitzgerald 12-3 Saturday- #71-412

 

Off Pattern Possibilities  (consult your advisor; this info is for folks who are behind or ahead of their cohort plan):

EDIT 6400E - Teaching and Learning with Technology - #00-330 - Orey - online. Contact Dr. Orey for additional information: morey@uga.edu

EDIT 6900E - Research in Instructional Technology - #40-332 - Rieber - online. Contact Dr. Rieber for additional information: lrieber@uga.edu


Children's Literature Offerings:

ELAN 7310 - Children's Literature in Curriculum- Taxel - Athens - Mondays 4:40-7:25 - #43-585

ELAN 7410 - Guided Reading for Young Adults - Marshall - Athens - Mondays - 4:40 - 7:25 - #93-601

ELAN 7016 Folk Literature # 83-587 Degroff 5-7:45p Thursdays
ELAN 6310 - Survey of Children's Literature
ELAN 7312 - Poetry P-8
ELAN 7314 - Informational Literature P-8

Technology Alternatives:

EDIT 6150E - Introduction to Computer Based Education - Tues, 5-7:45p. - Moore: #40-329. [sp09]

 

Elective Possibilities
(tentative schedule for planning purposes only: check all details in OASIS)
(note about ESOL endorsement, note about Reading Endorsement)

EDIT 6500 - Educational Television Production - Choi - Athens - Mondays 4:40-7:40; #00-321

EDIT 6180 - Instructional Development - Staff - Athens - Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:45; #20-314

EDIT 6190 - Design and Development Tools - Orey - Athens - Thursdays 5:00-7:45; #80-317

ESOL Endorsement Series:

ELAN 7040E - Language and Culture in the Classroom - Sheppard - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required - #31-617

ELAN 7630E - ESOL Grades P-12 - Sheppard - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required - #71-619

ELAN 7630 - ESOL Grades P-12 - Sheppard - Athens - Thursdays 5:00-7:45 - #81-614

ELAN 7730E - First and Second Language Development and Acquisition - Sheppard - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required - #51-621

Reading Endorsement Series:

READ 6010 - Foundations of Reading Instruction - Labbo - Athens - Wednesdays - 4:40 - 7:25; #61-465

READ 6010E - Foundations of Reading Instruction - Ratliff - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required; #01-467

READ 6020 - Children with Reading Problems - Commeyras - Athens - Thursdays - 6:00-9:00; #11-468

READ 6020E - Children with Reading Problems - Ratliff - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required; #31-472

READ 6030 - Teaching Reading in the Secondary School - Marshall - Athens - Tuesdays - 5:00-7:45; #51-473

READ 6070E - Middle School Reading - Alvermann - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required- Permission of Department required; #71-474

READ 6420E - Literacy Development and Instruction in Early Childhood - Ratliff - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required; #91-475

 




Summer 2008

Do not skip the general information above!

Schedules can be found on the Academic Calendar.
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about course offerings, rules, procedures, etc.


Cohort 7:
Plan to take 2 courses to stay with "the herd."  I have listed the general choices here in order of priority:

Required for All Students (but you may take it at other times during the program, usually offered once a year):

EDIT 6380 - Cataloging - Fitzgerald - Scheduled Saturday meetings during summer:  5/17, 6/14, 7/12, all 9a-3p, with online components - Extended - #41-656

Cohort 7 Ed. S.

EDIT 7320 - Research In School Media Services - Fitzgerald - Thru Session - meetings 5/31, ??, 7/19, 9a-3p; online with f2f meetings and one-on-one consultations - #20-442

Those Finishing Internships this Summer:

EDIT 7460 - Internship in School Library Media - Fitzgerald - usually no formal meetings over the summer - Extended -#23-583

Ed. S students finishing applied projects this summer:

EDIT 7650 - Applied Research Project in Instructional Technology - Hill - #81-658 - Thru Session - format and meetings TBD

Off Pattern Possibilities (consult your advisor; this info is for folks who are behind or ahead of their cohort plan):

EDIT 6170 -  Instructional Design - Rieber - #00-570 - Thru Session -  online; 10:30 - 12:45 daily.  At least some meetings will be synchronous.  May require trips to Athens for orientation or exams.  Meets June 5 - July 11, 2008.  Contact lrieber@uga.edu prior to first class.  (note, this is not the SLM version of this required class)


Children's Literature: (updated 5/2/08)

ELAN 6310 - Survey of Children's Literature - DeGroff - #61-108 - 1st session - Athens - M-F; 1:00 - 3:15

ELAN 6410 - Adolescent Literature - Marshall -  #61-352 - 1st session - online

ELAN 7016 - Folk Literature - DeGroff - #51-066 - Extended Session - Athens - Mondays; 4:30-8:05

ELAN 7314 - Informational Literature P-8 - DeGroff - #71-117 - 2nd Session - Athens - M-F; 1:00 - 3:15

Other Technology Alternatives:

EDIT 6000 - Emerging Technologies for School Library Media Centers - (OASIS calls this "Special Problems in Instructional Tech") - Instructor ETTC staff, plus special guests. Past course description:  Purpose: provide prospective and current media specialists opportunities to engage in practical, hands-on applications of technology in the media center. Students will work in a collaborative setting to learn about emerging technologies, networking, and troubleshooting, explore audio-visual software and hardware, and gain more experience with web design and adult learning theory in the context of designing and delivering professional development workshops. #70-579; July 7 - July 11; 8a - 5p daily, place to be determined; Materials fee;  (no texts required).

EDIT 6150 - Intro to Computer Based Education - offered twice this summer - Choi - May Session : #20-568 as well as 1st session: #40-569 - may be limited travel to Athens for orientation/exams  - online, asynchronous - this is the class that meets the state technology certification requirement - If interested, please register and contact Dr. Choi: ichoi@uga.edu. You may send him any further questions.

EDIT 6600 - Multicultural Technology - Orey - First Session - Meets June 5-July 1, blend between online and f2f in Athens - contact mikeorey@uga.edu before first class, #70-822

ESOL Endorsement

ELAN 7040 - Language and Culture in the Classroom - Sheppard - Thru Session - #11-355 - online, first meeting f2f Athens

ELAN 7630 - ESOL Grades P-12 - Sheppard - Thru Session - #31-356 - online, first meeting f2f Athens

ELAN 7730 - First and Second Language Acquisition and Development - Sheppard - Thru Session - #51-357 - online, first meeting f2f Athens

Reading Endorsement:

READ 6010 - Foundations of Reading - Ratliff - Thru Session - #71-358 - online, f2f Athens orientation

READ 6020 - Children with Reading Problems - Staff - 2nd Session - #31-258 - Athens - M-F; 10:30 - 12:45

READ 6420 - Literacy Development in Early Childhood - Ratliff - Thru Session - #91-359 - online, f2f Athens orientation


Fall 2008 - complete!

Do not skip the General Information above!

Schedules can be found on the Academic Calendar.
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about course offerings, rules, procedures, etc.

Cohort 7 "Thundering Herd" will take:

EDIT 6400 - Teaching and Learning with Technology - Clinton - Tentatively Mondays 7-9 pm.  Meets weekly / every other week - synchronous - #98-523

Cohort 7 Master's Students will take:

EDIT 6900 - Research in Instructional Technology - Fitzgerald - #22-773 - Selected Saturdays - Gwinnett

Cohort 7 Specialist Students will take:

EDIT 7340 - Issues In School Media - Fitzgerald - #92-771 - Selected Saturdays - Gwinnett; also online elements


Cohort 8 will take:

EDIT 6300 - Administration of Media Programs - #02-772 - Fitzgerald - Selected Saturdays - Gwinnett

EDIT 6320E - Information Technology - #22-692 - Clinton - online - synchronous - Tuesdays 7-9pm

Off Pattern Possibilities  (consult your advisor; this info is for folks who are behind or ahead of their cohort plan):

EDIT 7460 - Internship in IT / School Library Media (register for this the semester you are planning to complete your internship) - Fitzgerald - #18-693  - usually no formal meetings for this class during Fall semester

EDIT 7650 - Applied Research Project in IT, finishing Ed. S students - Clinton - Independent Meetings - #08-524

EDIT 6170 - Instructional Design - #01-881 - Branch - Tuesdays - Athens - 5:00-7:45  (note:  this is not the SLM version of this required class)

Children's Literature:

ELAN 6310 - Survey of Children's Literature - DeGroff - #51-908 - Tuesdays - Athens - 5:00-7:45

ELAN 7310 - Children's Literature in the Curriculum - Taxel - #71-912 - Thursdays - Athens - 5:00-7:45

ELAN 7314 - Informational Literature P-8 - DeGroff - #31-907 - Mondays - Athens - 4:40-7:25

ELAN 7318 - Culturally Diverse Children's Literature - Taxel - #21-915 - Wednesdays - Athens - 4:40-7:25

Technology Alternatives:

EDIT 6150 - Introduction to Computer Based Education - Rieber - #31-891  - Wednesdays - 4:40-7:40 - online

An Elective of Possible Interest:

READ 8170 - Psychology of Reading - Knapp - #13-297 - Tuesdays - Athens - 5:00-7:45
Description:  covers topics such as: definitions & history of literacy; theories of word recognition and reading comprehension; families & preliterate development; reading development in elementary school; adolescent literacy; motivation to read; new literacies; literacy policy and assessment; and additional topics based on the interests of the students in the course.  I teach the course in a seminar format (max. enrollment is 15-18 students) using classic and contemporary readings by people like Adams, Anderson, Goodman, Heath, Hiebert, Johnston, Paris, Pearson, Stahl, & others.

ESOL Endorsement:

ELAN 7040 - Language and Culture in the Classroom  - Sheppard - #53-884 - online, first meeting f2f Athens

ELAN 7630 - ESOL Grades P-12 - Sheppard - #73-885 - online, first meeting f2f Athens

ELAN 7730 - First and Second Language Acquisition and Development - Sheppard -#93-886 - online, first meeting f2f Athens


Reading Endorsement:

READ 6010 - Foundations of Reading - Ratliff - #03-878 - online, f2f orientation in Athens

READ 6010 - Foundations of Reading - Commeyras - #58-857 - Athens - Wednesdays - 4:40 - 7:25

READ 6020 - Children With Reading Problems - Ratliff - #13-879 - online, f2f orientation in Athens

READ 6420 - Literacy Development in Early Childhood - Ratliff - #83-880 - online, f2f orientation in Athens

READ 6420 - Literacy Development in Early Childhood  - Labbo - #01-900 - Athens - Thursdays - 5:00 - 7:45



OLD:  Spring 2008

Do not skip the general information above!

Schedules can be found on the Academic Calendar.
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about course offerings, rules, procedures, etc.

Cohort 6 "Thundering Herd" Pattern
EDIT 7460 - Internship - Fitzgerald - mostly independent with 3 two-hour meetings on selected Saturdays, GUC, time TBA. Call #23-115: you must choose this call no., and register for 3 hours - very important!  Read Guidelines and Contracts; required.  Take this class the semester you are *finishing* your internship!!

EDIT 6170 -  Instructional Design - Clinton - day and time TBA - #63-098

Cohort 7 "Thundering Herd" Pattern
EDIT 6340 - Info Services in School Media - Fitzgerald - GUC, selected Saturdays, 9a-3p - #33-110
EDIT 6360 - Info Literacy in School Media - Hill - Online - Thursdays 5:00-7:45 - #53-111

Ed.S., graduating:

EDIT 7650 - Applied Project - Fitzgerald - GUC, selected Saturdays, time TBA - #43-116

Children's Literature Offerings:

ELAN 6310 - Survey of Children's Literature - DeGroff - Athens - Mondays 4:40-7:25 - #23-387

ELAN 7312 - Poetry P-8 - Allen - Athens - Tuesdays 5:00-7:45 - #03-355

ELAN 7314 - Informational Literature P-8 - DeGroff -  Athens - Thursdays 5:00 - 7:45- #43-357

ELAN 7410 - Guided Reading for Young Adults - Marshall - Athens - Mondays - 4:40 - 7:25 - #91-765


Elective Possibilities
(tentative schedule for planning purposes only: check all details in OASIS)
 (note about ESOL endorsement, note about Reading Endorsement)

EDIT 6150 - Intro to Computer Based Education - Wiggins - time, format and location TBA - #80-266

EDIT 6150 - Intro to Computer Based Education - Moore - online - contact instructor at julamoor@uga.edu before first class - #23-096

EDIT 6500 - Educational Television Production - Staff - Athens - Mondays 4:40-7:40; #00-284

EDIT 6180 - Instructional Development - Branch - Athens - Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:45; #60-279

EDIT 6190 - Design and Development Tools - Orey - Athens - Thursdays 5:00-7:45; #20-280


ESOL Endorsement Series:

ELAN 7040 - Language and Culture in the Classroom - Sheppard - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required - #38-176

ELAN 7630 - ESOL Grades P-12 - Sheppard - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required - #58-177

ELAN 7630 - ESOL Grades P-12 - Sheppard - Athens - Thursdays 5:00-7:45 - #47-974

ELAN 7730 - First and Second Language Development and Acquisition - Sheppard - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required - #78-178

Reading Endorsement Series:

READ 6010 - Foundations of Reading Instruction - Commeyras - Athens - Mondays - 4:40 - 7:25; #13-199

READ 6010 - Foundations of Reading Instruction - Ratliff - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required; #58-180

READ 6020 - Children with Reading Problems - Commeyras - Athens - Tuesdays - 5:00-7:45; #43-200

READ 6020 - Children with Reading Problems - Ratliff - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required; #78-181

READ 6030 - Teaching Reading in the Secondary School - Marshall - Athens - Thursdays - 5:00-7:45; #01-766

READ 6070 - Middle School Reading - Alvermann - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required- Permission of Department required; #98-182

READ 6420 - Literacy Development and Instruction in Early Childhood - Ratliff - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required; #08-183



Off-pattern possibilities (consult your advisor; this info is for folks who are behind or ahead of their cohort plan)

EDIT 6400 - Emerging Approaches in Teaching, Learning, and Technology - Orey - online synchronous - Tuesdays 4:40-7:40 - #93-113


Summer 2007
Do not skip the general information above!

Schedules can be found on the Academic Calendar.
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about course offerings, rules, procedures, etc.


Cohort 6:
Plan to take 2 courses to stay with "the herd."  I have listed the general choices here in order of priority:

Required for All Students (but you may take it at other times during the program, usually offered once a year):

EDIT 6380 - Cataloging - Yontz - Extended Session - #51-052 Meetings 5/26, 5/28, 6/6, 6/9 at GUC  - texts will be announced over SLM-L soon

Cohort 6 Ed. S. folks

EDIT 7320 - Research In School Media Services - Moore - Thru Session - #31-051 - Online with synchronous sessions and one-on-one consultations f2f; one kickoff meeting and one wrap-up meeting, probably at GUC - please sign list (with email) so a reasonable meeting time for 1st class can be arranged.  (If you were not at advisement meeting, email Dr. Moore at julamoor@uga.edu).  Text: (Tentative):  Glavan, J. L. (2006).  Writing literature reviews:  A guide.  ISBN:  1-884585-66-3.

Those Finishing Internships this Summer:

EDIT 7460 - Internship in School Library Media - Fitzgerald - #10-660 - Thru Session - usually no formal meetings over the summer

Ed. S students finishing applied projects this summer:

EDIT 7650 - Applied Research Project in Instructional Technology - #54-131 - Thru Session -  Hill (Independent meetings with advisor)

Off Pattern Possibilities (consult your advisor; this info is for folks who are behind or ahead of their cohort plan):

EDIT 6170 -  Instructional Design - Rieber - #51-049 - online - Thru Session - times to be determined.  (note, this is not the SLM version of this required class)


Children's Literature:

ELAN 6310 - Survey of Children's Literature - DeGroff - #00-746 - 1st Session - M-F 1:00-3:15 - Athens

ELAN 6410 - Adolescent Literature - Marshall - #70-789 - 1st Session - online asynchronous 

ELAN 7310 - Children's Literature In the Curriculum  - Taxel - #90-745 -  1st Session - M-F 10:30-12:45 - Athens

ELAN 7314 - Informational Literature P-8 - DeGroff -  #40-748 - 2nd Session - M-F 1:00 - 3:15 - Athens

ELAN 7318 - Culturally Diverse Children's Literature - DeGroff - #20-750 - Extended Session - Mondays 4:30-8:05 - Athens

Other Technology Alternatives:

EDIT 6000 - Emerging Technologies for School Library Media Centers - (OASIS calls this "Special Problems in Instructional Tech") - Instructor ETTC staff, plus special guests. Purpose: provide prospective and current media specialists opportunities to engage in practical, hands-on applications of technology in the media center. Students will work in a collaborative setting to learn about emerging technologies, networking, and troubleshooting, explore audio-visual software and hardware, and gain more experience with web design and adult learning theory in the context of designing and delivering professional development workshops. #11-050; dates July 9 -13; Materials fee;  (no texts required).

EDIT 6150 - Intro to Computer Based Education - offered twice this summer - Choi - May Session : #03-565 as well as 1st session: #71-053 - (Course in 1st session may have intro meeting on 1st day only)  -  totally online, asynchronous; no Wimba  -  optional 1-on-1 weekend tutorial meetings if requested by student - very flexible format - this is the class that meets the state technology certification requirement - If interested, please register AND ALSO contact Dr. Choi: ichoi@uga.edu. You may send him any further questions.

EDIT 6600 - Multicultural Technology - Orey - Thru Session - Meets June 7-July 3, blend between online and f2f in Athens - contact mikeorey@uga.edu before first class, #13-011

ESOL Endorsement

ELAN 7040 - Language and Culture in the Classroom - Sheppard - Thru Session - #80-784 - online, first meeting f2f Athens

ELAN 7630 - ESOL Grades P-12 - Sheppard - Thru Session - #30-787 - online, first meeting f2f Athens

ELAN 7730 - First and Second Language Acquisition and Development - Sheppard - Thru Session - #60-783 - online, first meeting f2f Athens

Reading Endorsement:

READ 6010 - Foundations of Reading - Ratliff - 1st Session - #41-432 - online

READ 6020 - Children with Reading Problems - 2nd Session - Burkins - #41-298 - M-F 10:30-12:45 - Athens

READ 6420 - Literacy Development in Early Childhood - Ratliff - 1st Session - #01-430 - online


Fall 2007

Do not skip the General Information above!

Schedules can be found on the Academic Calendar.
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about course offerings, rules, procedures, etc.

Cohort 6 "Thundering Herd" will take:

EDIT 6400 - Teaching and Learning with Technology - Clinton (tentative) - #58-762 - online - tentatively Mondays 7-9pm - format will probably be as it has been in recent years - meet weekly / every other week synchronously - Email him in July for text - gclinton@uga.edu

Cohort 6 Master's Students will take:

EDIT 6900 - Research in Instructional Technology - Fitzgerald - #52-850 - Hold the following dates for f2f meetings (may not use all of these dates).  8/24 6-9pm, and 9a-3p on 8/18, 9/15, 9/29, 10/13, 11/10, 12/8.  Text:  Subscription to a SLM Professional Magazine (more details to follow)

Cohort 6 Specialist Students will take:

EDIT 7340 - Issues In School Media - Fitzgerald - #52-914 - hybrid format - online with f2f meetings at GUC on select Saturdays (listed as online in OASIS).  Dates to be selected from:  8/24 6-9pm, and 9a-3p on 8/18, 9/15, 9/29, 10/13, 11/10, 12/8.  Text:  Subscription to a SLM Professional Magazine (more details to follow)


Cohort 7 will take:

EDIT 6300 - Administration of Media Programs  - Fitzgerald - #92-849 - 8/24 6-9pm, and 9a-3p on 8/25, 9/8, 9/22, 10/6, 11/3, 11/17 and 12/1.  Text:  Subscription to a Professional SLM Magazine (more details to follow)

EDIT 6320 - Information Technology - #32-913 - Hill - online - more details TBA

Off Pattern Possibilities  (consult your advisor; this info is for folks who are behind or ahead of their cohort plan):

EDIT 7460 - Internship in IT / School Library Media (register for this the semester you are planning to complete your internship) - Fitzgerald - #51-438 - usually no formal meetings for this class during Fall semester

EDIT 7650 - Applied Research Project in IT, finishing Ed. S students - Hill - Independent Meetings with Advisor - #18-760

EDIT 6170 - Instructional Design - Branch - #41-544 - Tuesdays 5-7:45 - Athens - (note:  this is not the SLM version of this required class)

Children's Literature:

ELAN 6310 - Survey of Children's Literature - Taxel - #92-432 - Wednesdays - 4:40-7:25 - Athens

may be other on campus possibilities

Technology Alternatives:

EDIT 6150 - Introduction to Computer Based Education - Rieber - #12-912 - Wednesdays - 4:40-7:40 - online

ESOL Endorsement:

ELAN 7040 - Language and Culture in the Classroom  - Sheppard - #03-128 - online, first meeting f2f Athens

ELAN 7630 - ESOL Grades P-12 - Sheppard - #33-124 - online, first meeting f2f Athens

ELAN 7730 - First and Second Language Acquisition and Development - Sheppard #83-121 - online, first meeting f2f Athens


Reading Endorsement:

READ 6010 - Foundations of Reading - Ratliff - #03-136 - online

READ 6020 - Children With Reading Problems - Ratliff - #83-135 - online

READ 6420 - Literacy Development in Early Childhood - Ratliff - #43-133 - online

READ 6420 - Literacy Development in Early Childhood  - Labbo - #32-507 - Wednesdays 4:40-7:25 - Athens



Old:

Spring 2007
Do not skip the General Information above!

Schedules can be found on the Academic Calendar.
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about course offerings, rules, procedures, etc.


Cohort 5 "Thundering Herd" Pattern
EDIT 7460 - Internship - MFitzgerald - mostly independent with 3 two-hour meetings on selected Saturdays, GUC, 3-5p. Call #26-029: you must choose this call no., and register for 3 hours - very important!  Read Guidelines and Contract; required. 

EDIT 6170 Instructional Design - Instructor (not Tallman), Format (f2f Gwinnett or online) and Times TBA; #66-034

Cohort 6 "Thundering Herd" Pattern
EDIT 6340 - Info Services - MFitzgerald - GUC, selected Saturdays, 9a-3p; #06-031
EDIT 6360 - Info Literacy - Tallman - online with scheduled chats; #96-030

Ed.S., graduating:
EDIT 7650 - Applied Project - Orey (but you'll work with your advisor)- no meetings;#86-066
Sign up for this only if you are sure to finish in spring semester.

Elective Possibilities
(tentative schedule for planning purposes only: check all details in OASIS)
 (note about ESOL endorsement, note about Reading Endorsement)

EDIT 6600 - Multicultural Perspectives on Technology - Orey - Online synchronous - Mondays 4:40-7:45 - #86-021

EDIT 6500 - Educational Television Production - Staff - Athens - Mondays 4:40-7:40; #80-591

EDIT 6180 - Instructional Development - Branch - Athens - Mondays 4:40-7:40; #00-575

EDIT 6190 - Design and Development Tools - Staff - Athens - Thursdays 5:00-7:45; #90-597

ELAN 7016* - Folk Literature - DeGroff - Athens - Mondays 4:40 - 7:25; #06-179
ELAN 7312* - Poetry P-8 - Allen - Athens - Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:45; #86-178

ELAN 7410* - Guided Reading of Young Adults - Marshall - Athens - Tuesdays 5:00-7:45; #69-547

*Note: These ELAN classes are in high demand and will likely fill up very quickly this semester. If you plan on taking any of them, register as close to the beginning of your registration appointment as possible.

EDAP 8080 - School Finance - Sielke - Gwinnett - Mondays 5:00-8:45 - #89-579. 4 hours of graduate credit. Instruction may include web-based instruction. (The calendar for face-to-face and web-based sessions will be developed later.) Course Description:

This class is focused on the funding of K-12 public schools. Currently, many school finance issues are “on the burner” in the state of Georgia that will be the topics of the coursework: The ongoing school finance litigation about adequately funding the QBE (Quality Basic Education Act), the work of IBM in developing a new funding model to replace the QBE, to be called IE2 (Investing in Education Excellence), 2007 legislative session, restructuring the tax system in Georgia. Additional topics include, equity and adequacy for both students and taxpayers, how other states fund schools, school district budgeting and allocation of resources to schools. Contact Dr. Catherine Sielke for more information; csielke@uga.edu, 706-542-9767

ESOL Endorsement Series:

ELAN 7040 - Language and Culture in the Classroom - Sheppard - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required; #97-226

ELAN 7630 - ESOL Grades P-12 - Sheppard - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required; #07-227

ELAN 7730 - First and Second Language Development and Acquisition - Sheppard - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required; #27-228

Reading Endorsement Series:

READ 6010 - Foundations of Reading Instruction - Baumann - Athens - Tuesdays - 5:00-7:45; #09-616

READ 6010 - Foundations of Reading Instruction - Ratliff - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required; #49-580

READ 6020 - Children with Reading Problems - Commeyras - Athens - Thursdays - 4:40-8:25; #06-215

READ 6020 - Children with Reading Problems - Ratliff - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required; #69-581

READ 6030 - Teaching Reading in the Secondary School - Marshall - Athens - Wednesdays - 4:40-7:25; #46-212

READ 6070 - Middle School Reading - Alvermann - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required- Permission of Department required; #29-884

READ 6420 - Literacy Development and Instruction in Early Childhood - Ratliff - online, first f2f meeting in Athens required; #89-582



Off-pattern possibilities (consult your advisor; this info is for folks who are behind or ahead of their cohort plan)

EDIT 6400 - Emerging Approaches in Teaching, Learning, and Technology - Orey - online synchronous - Tuesdays 5:00 - 7:45 - #46-016

EDIT 6900 - Research in Instructional Technology - Hill - Athens - Wednesdays 5:00-7:45; #50-600



Fall 2006

Cohort 5 will take:
EDIT 6400 - Emerging Approaches in Teaching, Learning, and Technology - Orey - online - call no. 63-196.  Schedule 7-10p, Mondays.  This course is synchronous online.

Cohort 5 M.Ed. Students only will take:
EDIT 6900 - Research in Instructional Technology - Hill - GUC - call no. 83-197.  Class will meet on Saturdays, approx. 9a-3p. Contact Dr. Hill for more information.

Cohort 5 Ed.S. Students only will take:
EDIT 7340 - Issues in School Media - Tallman - online - call no. 43-200.

Cohort 6 will take:
EDIT 6300 - Administration of Media Programs - MAF - GUC - call no. 33-186.  Class will meet on Saturdays from 9-3p.m.
EDIT 6320 - Information Technologies - Tallman - assynchronous online - call no. 53-187. Make sure you sign up for Tallman's, not Orey's.

A few people may need:
EDIT 7460 - Internship - MAF - VR - call no. 80-591. Contract required! This is for folks very near the end of their program, and eligible people have heard details in class about it.


Electives of interest to SLM folks:
READ 8100, Inquiry-Based Literacy (Fall 06, Mondays, 4:40 -7:40) will primarily focus this year on the work of Paulo Freire, Mikhail Bakhtin, bell hooks, & Louise Rosenblatt. In examining the concepts of dialogue and transaction as viewed by these theorists, class members will develop understandings and theories regarding inquiry pedagogy and critical inquiry pedagogy. They will then be able to apply those understandings and theories to literacy classrooms. Readings could include Pedagogy of the Oppressed, Pedagogy of the Heart, Teaching to Transgress, Teaching Community, Discourse in the Novel, Problems of Dostoevsky's Poetics, Literature as Exploration,  and  The Reader, the Text, the Poem.  Instructor: Dr. Bob Fecho, bfecho@uga.edu.  MAF's comments: Dr. Fecho has a reputation as an excellent teacher. This course might be interesting for Ed.S. students who need electives, or for any SLM student needing a challenging elective. Note the traditional campus format.  Comment from an alum: "This is definitely a doctoral level class" -- i.e., expect a significant challenge.

Info taken from http://www.reg.uga.edu/or.nsf/preview/Schedule%20of%20Classes.  This is a preview. Online OASIS is more up-to-date.


Summer 2006
Details in red are suspect, may change.
Read the General Information above!
Schedules (session dates) can be found on the                      Academic Calendar.
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about course offerings, rules, procedures, etc.
Cohort 5 will

Plan to take 2 courses to stay with "the herd."  I have listed the general choices here in order of priority:
Cohort 5D needs to take:
EDIT 6170 - Instructional Design - Rieber - online - call no. 41-947.  Class will meet via HorizonWimba June 8-July 4 (M-F) from 10:30-12:45 p.m. Through session - team projects due later in summer. Do visit the course website for details. Required for everyone; Ed.S. students who started in Summer 2005 and expect to graduate in May 07 need to take this class. (See Cohort page, scroll down to Cohort 5D).  Everyone else: please wait for the SLM offering in Spring 07. (There will be room in this class only for a few SLMr's; I would like to preserve those seats for folks who really need the class to graduate on time.)

Cohort 4 students should be pretty sure of what is left in their programs of study. If not, talk to advisor soon!

Classes:

EDIT 7320 - Research in School Media Services - Tallman - GUC - call no. 41-950.  Online. Listed as First session, trying to change to through session.  Required for Ed.S.  Contact Dr. Tallman (jtallman@uga.edu) for more information about this class.

EDIT 6380 - Cataloging - MAF- GUC - call no. 81-949.   Thru Session. Class will meet on these days: May 29, June 1, 2, 5, 6. May 29: Aderhold (Athens), room 417. Other days: GUC, room TBA.  Final assignments will not be due until the end of extended summer session. A service project is one requirement. Required for all certification candidates.

EDIT 6000 - Technology and the Modern Media Center (OASIS calls this "Special Problems in Instructional Tech) - Instructor John Wiggins and other ETTC staff, plus special guests. Purpose: provide prospective and current media specialists opportunities to engage in practical, hands-on applications of technology in the media center. Students will work in a collaborative setting to learn about emerging technologies, networking, and troubleshooting, explore audio-visual software and hardware, and gain more experience with web design and adult learning theory in the context of designing and delivering professional development workshops. #84-270; July 10-14 (M-F), 8-5, GUC. Materials fee $75 (no texts required). All new course!  Elective. This course was initially planned as EDIT 7000, but this was changed on 3-31-06.  [updated 4-4-06]

EDIT 6000 - Networking and Troubleshooting (OASIS calls this "Special Problems in Instructional Tech) - taught by ETTC, GUC A1910; June 8 - July 5, 12 - 4x, Tu-W-Th only. If you work in a school with no tech support, this would be a great course for you. Taught for the TIP cohort; SLM students welcome. Call #21-946.  For more info, visit http://ttc.coe.uga.edu/edit6000/. [updated 4-4-06]

EDIT 6190 - Design and Development Tools - #31-289, 2:15-4:30 pm daily, Rieber, Athens, Aderhold 601. First session. This is a challenging technology class, elective.  Call/email Dr. Rieber for information.

EDIT 7550 Management of IT Projects - Branch. #61-951. 10:30-12:45 daily. First session.  Elective.

EDAP: Edu Admin and Policy courses.  This department is offering several interesting electives at GUC this summer. Check OASIS.

Other electives: remember that you may take any graduate level class that has some sort of remote connection to SLM or IT.  Content area educational classes (science, language arts, etc.) are all good choices.

Folks who are a little off-pattern :-) or ahead of schedule might take:
EDIT 7460 Internship - #41-009, Fitzgerald, no meetings, through session (materials due Aug 1.) Please talk to me about this course. Required; most students should take in the spring semester of second year.

Cohort 4, finishing Ed.S.'s:
EDIT 7650 #61-044, Staff (you will be working with your advisor). First session (needs to be Thru), no meetings. Required for Ed.S.

Cohort 6 will take:

EDIT 6150 - Intro to Computer Based Education - Tallman - GUC - call no. 61-948.  Class will meet daily (M-F) from 5:00-7:45 p.m, Summer II. Satisfies GA technology requirement.

EDIT 6150, IDD version: Dr. Choi - #23-843; online; first class is face-to-face in Aderhold, June 8, 5-7:45. This course wil differently flavored than the SLM one (above); there will be significant emphasis on Dreamweaver and the context is not media centers.

Children's literature course

Children's Literature Offerings
Each of these meets the certification Children's Lit requirement

ELAN 6310 - Survey of Children's Literature - Degroff - Athens - call no. 71-392.  Class will meet daily 1:00-3:15p.m., Summer I.
ELAN 7310 - Children's Literature in Curriculum - Taxel - Athens - call no. 91-393.  Class will meet daily (M-F) 10:30-12:45, Summer I.
ELAN 7410 Guided Reading of Young Adults - Smagorinsky - Athens - call no. 01-399.  Class will meet daily (M-F) 1:00-3:15p.m. Summer I.
ELAN 7318 - Culturally Diverse Children's Literature - Degroff - #51-407 - 1-3:15 daily, Summer II.



Info taken from http://www.reg.uga.edu/or.nsf/preview/Schedule%20of%20Classes.  This is a preview. Online OASIS is more up-to-date.
Spring 2006
Read the General Information above!
Schedules can be found on the Academic Calendar.
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about course offerings, rules, procedures, etc.


Cohort 4 "Thundering Herd" Pattern
EDIT 7460 - Internship - MFitzgerald - mostly independent with 3 two-hour meetings on selected Saturdays, GUC, 3-5p. Call #06-456: you must choose this call no., very important!  Read Guidelines; Contract required. 

Elective: EDIT 6600 Multicultural Tech - Orey - online Thursdays 5-7:45p, #38-274

Cohort 5 "Thundering Herd" Pattern
EDIT 6340 - Info Services - MFitzgerald - GUC, selected Saturdays, 9a-3p; #16-457
EDIT 6360 - Info Literacy - Tallman - online with scheduled chats; #16-443

Ed.S., graduating:
EDIT 7650 - Applied Project - Orey (but you will work with your advisor) - no meetings; #66-454
Sign up for this only if you are sure to finish in spring semester.

Elective Possibilities
(tentative schedule for planning purposes only: check all details in OASIS)
EDIT 6180 Instructional Development - Branch; Aderhold Mondays, 4:40-7:40 (prereq 6170); #23-776
EDIT 6190 Design and Development Tools ("Studio") - Rieber; Aderhold Thursdays, 5-7:45p; #83-782
EDIT 6500 Educational TV Production - Harriman; Aderhold  Mondays 4:40-7:40; #63-778
EDIT 6100 Introduction to Instructional Tech - Noah; online Wednesdays 8-10:45p; #56-445
ELAN 7016 Folk Literature - Degroff; Aderhold Thursdays 5-7:45p; #55-022
ELAN 7312 Poetry - Allen; Aderhold Mondays 4:40-7:25; #05-016
ELAN 7630 ESOL Grades P-12 - online (see note about ESOL endorsement)


Off-pattern possibilities (consult your advisor; this info is for folks who are behind or ahead of their cohort plan)
EDIT 6400 Teaching Learning with Tech - Orey; online Tuesdays 5-7:45p; #06-439 (TIP Cohort class)
EPSY 6800 Cognition - Steiner; online; #38-968 (substitutes for EDIT 6400)
EPSY 6800 Cognition - Steiner; GUC Wednesday/Thursday evenings for 8 weeks (ends Mar 6); #26-452
EDIT 6800 Cognition - Carr; Athens, Tues evenings; #84-247
EPSY 6010 Develop for Ed (??) - Griffin-Carl; GUC, Mondays, 5-7:45p; #56-462
ERSH 6200 Methods of Research in Ed - Matthews-Morgan; Aderhold Tuesdays 5-7:45p; #33-267 (substitutes for EDIT 6900)
EDIT 6170 Instructional Design - Rieber - online Wednesdays 4:40-7:40; #96-447. Note: this course is planned for Summer 06 online, and Fall 06 f2f in Athens on a weeknight.

Dates for semester start dates, end dates, and holidays can be found on the Academic Calendar.
Refer to the Bulletin for more general information about course offerings, rules, procedures, etc.



ESOL Endorsement

As of 11-10-05, anyone with a Clear Renewable certificate in any area (T, S, or L) may add the ESOL endorsement.  In other words, a Teaching field is not a necessary precursor. Some students may want to consider pursuing the ESOL endorsement, which consists of LLED 7730, LLED 7040, LLED 7630.  LLED 7630 is a particulary relevant SLM elective, because it deals with material design and teaching methods to use with non-native English speakers.  For more information about about the ESOL program, work with the Department of Language and Literacy Education.

Reading Endorsement

It is now possible to add a Reading Endorsement to any teaching certificate in Georgia. All courses for the Reading Endorsement must have been completed after July 1, 2000 when the endorsement went into effect! The Department of Language and Literacy Education has been approved by the state Professional Standards Commission to offer the Endorsement to any student completing the following 3 courses:

LLED 6010 Foundations of Reading Instruction (online or on campus)
LLED 6020 Children With Reading Problems (online or on campus)

and ONE of the following courses depending upon whether the Endorsement is sought respectively at the elementary, middle, or secondary school level:

LLED 6420 Literacy Development and Instruction in Early Childhood (online or on campus)
LLED 6070 Middle School Reading (online or on campus)
LLED 6030 Teaching Reading in the Secondary School

For more information on the Reading Education program, contact the Department of Language and Literacy Education.

Continuous Enrollment Policy

The Graduate School has decreed a new policy that requires students to enroll in at least one course each semester, with the exception of summers.  There are procedures for waiving this requirement on a case-by-case basis, and red tape is required to gain approval.  Please research the policy on the Graduate School web site and through your advisor if this situation applies to you.  We will be learning about it as we go along.  It takes effect in Fall of 2007 for students enrolled now (Spring of 2006), and in Fall of 2006 for students beginning from Summer 2006 on.  If you have any doubt or concern that you might fall under this rule, please do some research and talk to your advisor.

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