Ed.S. Students, Already Certified in SLM
last update 10-30-06
This program will undergo extensive renovation in 2007-2008, with changes to take place Fall 2008.
Disclaimer: Course schedules change often. This page is meant as a guide only. The ultimate authority about course offerings is online OASIS.
Definition of Cohorts
Unlike all the
other students in UGA's SLM programs, there is no specific cohort plan
for you if you already have S5 certification in Library Media.
(We hope that one day, we will.) However, you may certainly earn
your Ed.S. in Instructional Technology with certification at the S6
level here. The good news is that you will have a great deal of
freedom and flexibility in the design of your program.
The first step is to meet with your advisor, who has up-to-date information about course offerings and can counsel you about how to provide advanced competencies for media specialists. The Ed.S. degree consists of a minimum of 30 semester hours.
The Advising Guide lists the following required courses:
These courses are highly recommended by the SLM faculty:
The first step is to meet with your advisor, who has up-to-date information about course offerings and can counsel you about how to provide advanced competencies for media specialists. The Ed.S. degree consists of a minimum of 30 semester hours.
The Advising Guide lists the following required courses:
| Course |
Typically Offered |
Notes |
| EDIT 6360 Information Literacy in School Media Programs | Spring |
Online; Spring |
| EDIT 6400 Emerging Approaches in
Teaching, Learning, & Technology |
Fall and Spring |
Online; Fall recommended (SLM
students) |
| EDIT 6900 Research Methods in
Instructional Technology |
Fall and Spring |
Typically needed only if you did
not take a research class during M.Ed. |
| EDIT 7320 Research in School
Media Services |
Summer |
At Gwinnett and/or online |
| EDIT 7340 Issues in School Media
Programs |
Spring (may change to Fall) |
Typically online |
| EDIT 7650 Applied Research
Project in IT |
any semester |
No meeting associated with
this. Usually your last class. You will be expected to work
independently under your project chair's direction. |
These courses are highly recommended by the SLM faculty:
| Course |
Typically Offered |
Notes |
| EDIT 6380 Cataloging |
Summer |
At Gwinnett for 5 full days in
late May/early June; unless you had this course at UGA since 2001,
highly recommended for updating and a fresh approach |
| EDIT 7500 Technology-Enhanced
Classroom Environments |
Fall or Spring (usually not both) |
Online |
| EDIT 6000 (Tech for Media
Centers) |
Summer at GUC |
Taught in cooperation
with ETTC; meets 5 whole days. Satisfies state technology
requirement; updates tech
skills with SLM point of view |
| Other M.Ed. requirements |
You may be required to take other M.Ed. level required for certification that you may have missed during your own master's degree program. |
The remainder
of your courses are electives. You may take lots of electives of
your own choosing and at your advisor's approval. Typically, any
graduate level course with a reasonable connection to the profession is
appropriate. The following list is a set of common choices.
| Course |
Typically Offered |
Notes |
| EDIT 7460 Internship |
any semester |
You may perform another
internship with a new focus. For example, you might want to intern with
a district slm coordinator or team teach a course with a professor. |
| EDIT 6500 Educational
Television Production |
varies |
In Athens |
| EDIT 6100 Introduction to
IT |
varies |
format varies |
| EDIT 6150 Introduction to
Computer-Based Education |
all semesters |
online; satisfies state
technology requirement |
| EDIT 6190 Design and
Development Tools |
all semesters |
More advanced exploration of
tech tools of your choice; Athens |
| EDIT 8350 Instructional
Product Evaluation |
fall |
In Athens |
| ELAN children's lit courses |
check OASIS |
Children's lit courses make
great electives for this program. There are many wonderful choices
offered in a variety of formats. |
Important: information about courses upcoming in the near future from a SLM perspective can be found in Advising Notes.
| Cohort 3 | M.Ed., Ed.S., and non-degree students who began in 2003 |
| Cohort 4 |
M.Ed., Ed.S., and non-degree students who began in 2004 |
| Cohort 5 |
M.Ed., Ed.S., and non-degree students who began in
2005 |
| Cohort
6 |
M.Ed., Ed.S., and non-degree students who began in 2006 |
| Cohort 7 |
M.Ed., Ed.S., and non-degree students who will begin in
2007 |
| Ed.S.
certified |
Non-cohort Ed.S. students (already certified) |
| Semester | List of offerings projected by semester |
| Where do
I fit? |
For anyone not served by the listings above |
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