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A message from
the president.....
"Technology is not only changing what our students learn, but how they learn. Computer based instruction and distance learning technologies have changed the way colleges and universities deliver their educational programs. Our goal at Delaware Tech is to maximize use of these technologies to increase accessibility by enhancing and providing alternatives to the traditional classroom setting."
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Dr. Orlando J. George, Jr.
President
Delaware Technical &
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About The Program---
A National Award Winner...
Delaware Technical & Community College has received national recognition for its achievement in educational technology. On February 1, 2000, the College was presented the 2000 Bellwether Award for its Educational Technology Certificate Program.
This national award annually recognizes outstanding and innovative practices that are successfully leading community colleges into the 21st century. The College, one of 10 finalists, was selected by a consortium of national organizations related to community colleges and higher education including the Education Commission of the States, League for Innovation, and Institute for Higher Education
Delaware Tech's Educational Technology Certificate (ETC) Program helps teachers, kindergarten through college levels, become adept at integrating technology into their curriculum and using computers as a teaching tool. Developed in June 1998 by a statewide advisory committee of college faculty and school district representatives, the program has been identified as a national model by the American Association of Community Colleges, and helped the College earn the 1999 Community College of the Year Award from the National Alliance of Business.
Contributions to Delaware Tech's "Excellence through Technology" campaign made the award winning ETC program a reality. Fundraisers, private donations and individual contributions, have enabled the College to help over 550 school teachers and college faculty incorporate technology into their classrooms, and improve the learning environment for students throughout Delaware.
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THE PROGRAM
A hands-on practical approach to integrating technology into teaching
and learning.
TWO LEVELS Introductory and Advanced
PROSPECTIVE
STUDENTS
Teachers K-12 and College Faculty
OPTIONS
- Online: Anytime, Anywhere
- On campus: 4 Convenient Locations with Day, Evening, and Accelerated Formats
- Onsite: Form a class of colleagues at your school/campus and we'll teach courses at your site
APPROVED
Approved by the Department of Education for lane advancement and eligible for tuition reimbursement upon successful completion. For approval in other states, consult your college or school and Department of Education.
PLEASE NOTE
Credits for Educational Technology Certificate courses are currently approved for K-12 salary lane advancement purposes through June 30, 2004. The Introductory and Advanced Certificates have also been approved by the state as professional development clusters. This does not affect Delaware Technical & Community College faculty.
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