EDUC 653 Integrating Technology into STEM (Graduate)

Technology supports teachers in their efforts to empower and engage students. Modules are designed to help participants interact with different roles that technology plays in STEM education: 1) technology as educational/instructional technology, 2) technology as coding or computational thinking; and 3) content-specific technology as tools and practices used by science, mathematics, and engineering practitioners. In each module, participants will not only explore new technologies as learners, but also design learning materials/activities that integrate those new technologies.

Prerequisite: Prior knowledge and experience with some common instructional technologies (e.g., Microsoft Word document, Google tools, learning management systems).  Willingness to try out new technology tools and to share! 

Graduate Certificate: If you are seeking the STEM certificate, the completion of EDUC 653, 654, 655, 656 is required.

Master’s Completion: The four EDUC courses offered by University of Indianapolis through STEM Teach V (EDUC 654, EDUC 655, EDUC 656, & EDUC 653) can also be used to complete a master’s degree for dual credit credentialing if 18 graduate credits are completed in a specific content area.

Related Offerings:
EDUC 654 Designing & Implementing a STEM Project-Based Learning Unit (SUM I 24 & SUM I 25)
EDUC 655 STEM Methods (SUM II 24 & SUM II 25)
EDUC 656 Teacher Engineering Education: Universal Design for Learning (Fall II 23 & Fall II 24)
EDUC 653 Integrating Tech into STEM (W/S I 24)