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Links to course schedule, course description, and registration. Students need 5 required courses (20 hours) and 3 electives (12 hours) in order to complete the program.

Course Schedule Registration Credit Transfers		Required Courses	Credit Hrs	Semester
		EPSY 457 XM : Computer Use in Education (CRN*: 31882)	4	Summer
		EPS 415 XM: Information Technology Ethics (CRN*: 31894)	4	Summer
		EPSY 474: Evaluating Learning Technologies (CRN*: 41606)	4	Fall
		EPSY 556: Analysis of Advanced Instructional Technologies (CRN*: 45747)	4	Fall
		EPSY 490 OL: Issues & Developments in Educational Psychology: Learning and Classroom Management (CRN*: 40617)	4	Spring

		Elective Courses (At least 2 must be 500 level education courses)	Credit Hrs	Semester
		EPSY 590 NET: Networks for Learning (CRN*: 31893)	4	Summer
		EPSY 590 TER: Technology & Educational Reform (CRN*: 31892)	4	Summer
		EPSY 407: Adult Learning and Development (This course can replace EPSY 490 OL)	4	Summer
		EPSY 590 ASA: Issues in Traditional and Alternative Student Assessment (CRN*: 40618)	4	Spring
		EPSY 590 VE: Virtual Worlds for Education (CRN*: 40618)	4	Spring
		EPSY 590 EVO: Evaluation in Society (CRN*: 53647)	4	Spring
		Approved Non-CTER Electives
		EPSY 490 AT: Autonomous Technology-Assisted Language Learning (CRN*: 47018)	2-4	TBA
		C&I 435 OL: Computer Assisted Instruction (CRN*: 44957)	4	TBA
		Elective Courses for Math & Science Teachers:: CTER Approved Modules**	1-4	All Year
		EPSY 590 CTR: Teachers and Technology (CRN*: 33768)	4	Summer
		Elective Courses from Library & Information Science**	2-4	All Year
	* CRN stands for Course Registration Number, and is the number required to register for courses in the UIllinois Banner system. Contact the CTER Program Coordinator for more information about these and other electives offered. Note to Prospective Applicants**: With instructor's approval, you may be able to take some of these courses as a non-degree student. If you are admitted to the program at a later date, you may petition the course(s) to be used towards your degree.

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