Hello Doctoral Graduates: <div class="gmail_quote"> There are three courses offered in the IT doctoral program this Fall. This message has been sent to both the doctoral and masters listserv for those who will transition from masters to phd this fall/winter. 1) EDCT 793B: Instructional Technology Seminar - Mobile Learning in Education.� It will be offered on Tuesday night from 5:00 to 9:00, 217B.� The info on the registration site is not correct at this time but should be changed shortly. The text for the class will depend on whether you have an android cell phone or iphone.� See the notes on the course registration site for the texts.� This course is being team taught by Christine Wolfe and Dr. Franklin.� You do not have to have a smart phone to participate.� I have a few iPods for people to use.� Look on the registration site for a list of the textbooks. 2) EDCT 793E: Instructional Technology Seminar - Program Evaluation and Grant Evaluation is the correct title.� (Again, problems with the site.)� It will be held on Thursday night 5:00 to 9:00 pm, 217b. This course will examine the development of program, performance and grant evaluations.� We will also write a grant in the class so that you know how the process happens since most of you will go on to higher education and have to write grants! See the notes on the course registration site for the text. 3) Another course that new/or returning doctoral students need to enroll in is EDCT 880.� This is the Instructional Technology Practicum.� You should see your advisor and 'pink slip' into that course.� Students are expected to take 2 hours each quarter (fall, winter, spring) consecutively.� If you have not taken your practicum, please begin it this fall. (no textbook required) If you are new to the program or have not taken the Instructional Design course (EDCT 601), this course will be held in the hybrid online format and offered on Friday evening from 5-9 pm (Sept 9, Oct 7 and Nov 11 is face-to-face with remaining work online).� The textbook is Designing Effective Instruction and is RED in color (copyright 2011). I suggest you purchase this book online as it is much cheaper there than at the bookstore. Finally, don't forget that you need research courses as part of your doctoral plan!� EDRE 750 or EDRE 720 is typically offered in the Fall Quarter and this is a good time to put those courses in your schedule! I will hold graduate advising after the Graduate Orientation Meeting which is at 1:00 pm on Sept 2nd.� When the Graduate Orientation is over, we will meet in 214A for questions specific to Instructional Technology. See you in Sept! Dr. Teresa Franklin -- <div dir="ltr">~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~</div> <div>Dr. Teresa Franklin Professor, Instructional Technology Instructional Technology Program Coordinator Dept. Educational Studies Gladys W. & David H. Patton College of Education and Human Services Ohio University Athens, OH 45701 <a href="tel:740-593-4561" value="+17405934561" target="_blank">740-593-4561</a> (office) <a href="tel:740-593-0477" value="+17405930477" target="_blank">740-593-0477</a> (fax) also: <a href="mailto:franklinteresa@gmail.com" target="_blank">franklinteresa@gmail.com</a> </div> </div> -- <div dir="ltr">~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~</div> <div>Dr. Teresa Franklin Professor, Instructional Technology Instructional Technology Program Coordinator Dept. Educational Studies Gladys W. & David H. Patton College of Education and Human Services Ohio University Athens, OH 45701 740-593-4561 (office) 740-593-0477 (fax) also: <a href="mailto:franklinteresa@gmail.com" target="_blank">franklinteresa@gmail.com</a> </div>

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