
Master the integration of technology in education through 15 comprehensive modules. Each module includes lectures, hands-on labs, and assessments to help you effectively integrate tech tools into your teaching practice.
Educational Technology
Hello everyone, and welcome to IDC-103: Educational Technology!
This course is designed to help you become confident, creative, and intentional in the way you use technology as a future educator. Over the next 15 weeks, we'll explore how to:
This is going to be an exciting semester filled with hands-on projects, practical tools, and opportunities to connect what you learn here with your future classrooms.
The syllabus provides a broad overview of the semester—think of it as your roadmap. It outlines the major units, assignments, and due dates.
This is where you'll find your "home base" each week. Your grades and other pertinent college information will be found here.
This link will take you to the myMiddlsex page so that you can access your grades and other pertinent information.
Check Canvas Modules regularly. Each week will open new materials that guide you step-by-step.
Stay organized. Use the syllabus for deadlines, but don't rely on it for all resources—Canvas Modules are essential.
Engage actively. The more you experiment with the tools, the more confident you'll be when you step into your own classroom.
Ask questions. If you're ever unsure about an assignment or tool, reach out early—there's plenty of support available.
I'm excited to see how you will explore, create, and apply technology throughout this semester. Let's make IDC-103 a fun and meaningful journey into the world of educational technology.
Explore the foundations of educational technology and its impact on modern teaching and learning environments.
Master Google Workspace tools including Classroom, Drive, Docs, and more to enhance your teaching workflow.
Understand and apply ISTE Standards to create effective technology-integrated learning experiences.
Learn to teach responsible digital citizenship, online safety, and ethical technology use.
Build and leverage professional learning networks to grow as an educator in the digital age.
Apply your learning from modules 1-5 in a comprehensive research paper exploring educational technology topics.
Utilize technology tools to streamline classroom management and enhance parent-teacher communication.
Implement digital tools that foster student communication, collaboration, and teamwork skills.
Design and facilitate technology-enhanced project-based learning experiences for deeper student engagement.
Use technology to differentiate instruction and meet diverse learner needs in your classroom.
Leverage digital assessment tools and strategies to provide timely, meaningful feedback to students.
Analyze and use educational data to inform instructional decisions and improve student outcomes.
Synthesize your learning from modules 7-12 in an advanced research paper on educational technology implementation.
Integrate multimedia tools and creative technologies to enhance student expression and engagement.
Create a comprehensive portfolio showcasing your learning journey and reflect on your growth as an educator.