Course Work
Below is a list of Ashley's current graduate level course work:
EME 6507- MULTIMEDIA IN EDUCATION AND TRAINING
(SUMMER 2017)
This gaduate course, worth 3 hours, has an emphasis on the elements and applications of multimedia and technology in multiple instructional settings. Includes authoring, design, alternative delivery systems, hardware, and software.
EME 6062- RESEARCH IN INSTUCRIONAL TECHNOLOGY
(SUMMER 2017)
This is a graduate level course, worth 3 credit hours. The course work requires a critical review and evaluation of landmark research. Learners will gain knowledge in the areas of educational media, instructional design, and instructional systems.
IDS 6504- ADULT LEARNING
(SPRING 2016)
This course, worth 3 graduate credit hours, is an examination of theory and research on adult learning with emphasis on practical applications, instruction, and technology use in educational and workplace settings.
EDF 6886- MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION
(SPRING 2016)
This 3 hour, graduate level course, is a survey of multicultural education. This is an introduction to, and analysis of, the relationship between cultural transmission, cultural pluralism, and the learning process within American schools.
EME 5050- FUNDAMENTALS OF TECHNOLOGY FOR EDUCATION
(FALL 2015)
This 3 credit hour graduate level course is designed to provide participants with an introduction to the field of educational technology content with emphasis on using and integrating technology in K-12 to improve the teaching and learning process.
EDF 6481- FUNDAMENTALS OF GRADUATE RESEARCH
(FALL 2015)
Graduate course, worth 3 credit hours, that serves as an introduction to the concepts of research design and data analysis. Formal course work requiring the review and critique of research literature, and use of library resources for educational research.
Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education
Associate of Science in Early Childhood Education
