Program Resources for Masters Students
Plans of Work
These links take you to plans of work (in MS Word format). Required courses have already been added. You can open the file, add your elective course selections, save and print your plan for your advisor's signature.
Once your advisor has approved your Plan, you must file it with Academic Services, Room 489 Education, in order for it to be officially recorded.
Tip: Right-click on a link to save the document to your hard drive.
- M.Ed. with Emphasis in Performance Improvement and Technology
- M.Ed. with Emphasis in K-12 Technology Integration
- M.Ed. with Emphasis in Interactive Technologies
ED 7999 Terminal Masters Project
This class is taken at the end of a student's coursework toward a Masters. In this course, students complete a project that showcases their specializations and talents. This project is displayed at a Poster Session. It is not a meeting class. Students are required to attend an orientation session (held on the first Saturday of the semester) and present their project at the IT Masters Poster Session (held on the last Saturday of the semester).
You will receive the Guidelines for 7999 Projects (PDF format) during the orientation session. However, you may wish to prepare by reading it ahead of time.
For Fall 2008, IT students should register for ED 7999 CRN 12054 Sec 003. Orientation is September 6, at 10:00 am, in 357 Education.
The important dates for the Fall 2008 project are:
- 7999 Orientation: Saturday, September 6, 2008
- Proposal due to Advisor: Tuesday, September 23, 2008
- Periodic review by Advisor: A minimum of two (2) reviews is required prior to final draft. These reviews will require demonstration of progress on the project.
- Cut-off date: (if you have not submitted any drafts to your advisor by this date, you cannot complete 7999 this term) Monday, October 20, 2008.
- Final draft due to Advisor: Monday, November 18, 2008
- Program Information Submitted: Title, 3 line description, and equipment needs due to Michele: Tuesday, December 2, 2008
- Poster Presentation: Saturday,
December 13, 2008, 10:00 till 12:00 noon in The Faculty Lounge
on the 4th floor of the College of Education.
Poster Examples This will take you to pictures of our graduates with their posters. It will give you some ideas of the type of projects completed.
Other helpful links for creating poster presentations (these will open in new windows):
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University of Newcastle Upon Tyne - This page presents tips for presenting research in poster form. It's primarily for chemists, but it has some good format ideas.
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University of Kansas Medical Center - Tutorial for planning and creating posters.
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George Mason University Writing Center - This is a well-organized slide show that walks through the step-by-step process of creating a poster presentation.
A reminder:
Most of you probably expect to graduate during the semester in which you
complete ED 7999. Therefore, you will need to apply for graduation before
the start of that semester. Read The Graduation
Process for more information.
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