2010-2011 UF Graduate Catalog (PDF Format) - Graduate School ...

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philosophy of science instruction; computer applications in science;
integration of science with other subject areas; assessment.
EME 6205: Digital Photography and Visual Literacy (3) Explores
the main aspects of digital photography and the importance of
students being visually literate.
EME 6208: Designing Integrated Media Environments I (3)
Design traditional multimedia environments and learn advanced
techniques for creating presentation. Importance of cognitive
processes and their relationships to design and instruction.
EME 6209: Designing Integrated Media Environments II (3)
Prereq: EME 6208. Project based. Applying skills and theories
learned previously. Real-world problems.
EME 6405: Educational Technology and Teaching (4) Prereq:
EME 5403. Developing knowledge of computer technology in
education and using that knowledge to solve educational problems.
Gain experience working with computer systems.
EME 6458: Distance Teaching and Learning (3) Prereq: EME
5403. Topics assist educators who teach at distance in synchronous
time. Effective teaching methodologies, along with various theories
about distance learning, examined.
EME 6505: Educational Television Design and Production (4)
Learn to plan, produce, use, and evaluate videotape programs for
educational purposes. Learn to operate the major components of a
small, nonbroadcast television studio.
EME 6602: Human-Computer Interactivity and the Learner (4)
Prereq: EME 6208, 6405. Interaction and educational principles
driving research. Elements of user interface, user behavior and
systems monitoring that behavior, intelligent artifacts, hypermedia,
and distributed information systems.
EME 6606: Advanced Instructional Design(3) Prereq: EME 6609.
Focuses on the student who is becoming an instructional design
(ID) Professional by refining skills and adding to the skills learned in
the beginning Instructional Design course, building on the
foundational knowledge about the practice of ID, and encouraging
the development of communication skills through formal project
management.
EME 6609: Instructional Design (3) Focuses on the application of
instructional design principles to the development of instruction.
Topics include contemporary issues and trends in instructional
design, foundations in learning research, requirements for
instruction, task and needs analysis, learning situations and
instructional models, learner characteristics, hardware and software
innovations, assessing instructional outcomes, and factors affecting
utilization.
EME 6716: Organization and Administration of Educational
Media Centers (3) Principles of organizational and administrative
theory and procedures and issues related to selecting instructional
materials used to operate EMCs at all levels of education.
EME 6935: Seminar: Distance Education Issues and
Applications (1; max: 4) Mechanisms and logistics that support
distance education development and delivery.