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MASTER’S DEGREE ANDCERTIFICATE PROGRAMSMASTER OF DISTANCE EDUCATIONAND E-LEARNINGMDEALL SPECIALIZATIONSSHARE CORE REQUIREMENTSDistance Education Policyand ManagementDistance EducationTeaching and TrainingDistance EducationTechnologyDUAL DEGREEMDESEE P. 63 FOR DETAILS ABOUT DUAL DEGREES.+Master of BusinessAdministrationMaster of Education inInstructional TechnologyMaster of Sciencein ManagementProgram DescriptionDistance education and e-learning have expanded rapidly inthe past few years, not just in the public and private educationsectors, but also in the training sectors of the government, themilitary, and for-profit and nonprofit businesses. The demandfor qualified managers and leaders in the field will create manynew career opportunities. The Master of Distance Education andE-Learning (MDE) is designed to develop general knowledgeand competencies in all aspects of both the business and technicalissues related to distance education. The goal of the programis to produce individuals who are capable of managing distanceeducation and e-learning enterprises within a wide variety oforganizational structures.Program ObjectivesGraduates of the program will be able to■■■■■■■■Develop and communicate a mission and vision for the implementationof distance education and e-learning within an organization.Function effectively as leaders, managers, and team memberswithin a distance education or training organization.Develop strategic goals and business plans for distance educationand e-learning within an organization.Analyze and recommend an organizational distance educationtechnology plan and manage the implementation of that technologyin distance delivery.■■■■Design, implement, and assess the necessary support servicesfor a distance education or e-learning program.Demonstrate competency in organizational and managementprocesses, leadership and change management, informationtechnology, business development, strategic action planning,problem solving, ethics, and social responsibility.Program OverviewThe curriculum requires 36 credits of coursework, including12 credits of core coursework, 21 credits of specialization coursework,and a 3-credit capstone course.SpecializationsThe Master of Distance Education and E-Learning offers threespecializations, each covering subject areas relevant to today’scareer fields. Each specialization prepares students for one ofseveral possible career paths, depending on the student’s backgroundand employer criteria.Distance Education Policy and ManagementThe policy and management specialization focuses on thereasons why investment in education is so highly valued by governmentsand individuals and how distance education programsare budgeted and their costs evaluated. The core of this specializationexamines the technology costs and economics of distancelearning and other management competencies.Course descriptions are found on pp. 83–121.16G R A D U A T E C A T A L O G | 2 0 1 0 – 2 0 1 1
CAREER PATHS■■■■■■■■■■Director of distance learning, director of extended education,access director, or director of continuing educationProject/program manager/directorCoordinator of online instructionFinancial advisor/account manager or financial analyst/financialmanagerDistance learning librarianDistance Education Teaching and TrainingThe objective of the teaching and training specialization is toeducate managers about the demands placed on teaching personneland trainers by emerging information and communicationstechnologies. To deal with the specific teaching-related aspects ofdistance education, this specialization examines the instructionaldesign process, as well as the integration of the appropriateselection of media. The specialization examines the technologyrelatedaspects of distance learning and specific managementrelatedissues such as intellectual property, accreditation, andquality assurance.CAREER PATHSManager of online teaching/tutoring/trainingOnline pedagogy expertCoordinator of online instructionOnline librarian/resource managerProgram evaluator/educational consultantSubject matter expert for distance education■■■■■■■■■■■■Distance Education TechnologyThe distance education technology specialization is designedto train managers in the technology-related aspects of distanceeducation program development, including setting up appropriatetechnology configurations, selecting tools, and managing theaspects of media integration and course design and developmentaffected by technology. Managers are also made critically awareof the relationship of globalization and communication technologies,which influence distance education. The specializationprovides a foundation in the history of media and technologyin distance education, sets a framework for guiding appropriatetechnology choices, and provides an in-depth understanding ofboth asynchronous and synchronous technologies.CAREER PATHSTechnical directorProduction managerTechnical expert/advisor/consultantCoordinator of online instructionOnline course support specialist■■■■■■■■■■PartnershipsThe Master of Distance Education and E-Learning programis offered in partnership with Carl von Ossietzky Universityof Oldenburg, Germany, a leading German institution withextensive experience in distance education. More informationis available on p. 5.Course descriptions are found on pp. 83–121.w w w.umuc.edu / grad 17
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EXECUTIVE PROGRAMSCHIEF INFORMATION
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DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMSMASTER OF BUSIN
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSINDEX TO COURSE
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSACCT 613 Federal
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSASCM 629 Strateg
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSDMBA (Business A
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSEDTC 640 Technol
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSENVM 650 Land an
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSHAIN 670 Health
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSHRMD 630 Recruit
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSIMAN 670 Managin
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSINMS 630 Espiona
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSMGMT 615 Intercu
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSMSAS (Accounting
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSPMAN (Project Ma
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSPRPA 650 Public
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONSTLMN 670 Capston
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ADMINISTRATIONUniversity Systemof M
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ADMINISTRATIONGRADUATE SCHOOL OF MA
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CONTACT INFORMATIONPROGRAM DIRECTOR
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ADMISSION AND ENROLLMENTGeneral Inf
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ADMISSION AND ENROLLMENTBY MAILStud
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FACULTYAbbott, Weldon LeonAdjunct P
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FACULTYBartoo, DianeProgram Directo
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FACULTYCallahan, Caryl A.Collegiate
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UNIVERSITY POLICIESIV.CRITERIAStude
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INDEXAAACRAO. See American Associat
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