A career in instructional design?

You might also try this: Learning Design and Technology Master

Purdue is very respected engineering school in Indiana, but I'm not sure how it's received by the rest of the nation. Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels is soon to be the school's next president. He was one of the Governors that help start WGU, so even though I'm not a Mitch fan, I hope this means that Purdue will soon have a higher focus on online education.

 

I just found one more! Even cheaper than Fort Hays:

Eastern New Mexico University - masters in Pedagogy and Learning with various concentrations, including instructional design.

Does anyone have any comments on this University and its online programs? Accreditation? Please help!

 

My local USF has an online EdS in Instructional Technology that I might complete. I wish they had an EdD though. They have a PhD but it requires you to be on campus a lot which is not doable for me.

Thanks for the Boise State information. The EdD Instructional Technology sounds like a good option. New isn't it?

 

Yes, the EdD is new and does look extremely interesting. It may be something I look to if I decide to go past this degree.

 

Purdue

One more program I would recommend adding to the list is that of Purdue University. Purdue offers an instructional design and technology degree that can benefit two types of professional learners, both those hoping to concentrate on instructional design and technology in corporate training and development settings, and those who wish to focus on technology-enhanced instruction in school-environments.