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How does the MEd differ from the MDE?

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How does the MEd differ from the MDE?

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The Master of Education (MEd) in Instructional Technology focuses on integrating technology into the preK-12 classroom to advance K-12 student teaching, learning and leadership. The emphasis is on instructional applications in the K-12 schools, management and leadership of preK-12 technology initiatives, and technical expertise in the use of instructional technology. The MDE (Masters in Distance Education) focuses on managing distance education training initiatives across the occupational spectrum. Thus, the program is intended to apply to business, government and non-profit organizations, as well as education. Students learn about such areas of distance education as the history, theory, technology, organizational structures, marketing, management, and business skills. See the Master in Distance Education Web site for more information.

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