Library Media M.Ed. with Instructional Technology Certification

Program Description

The Master of Education degree in Library Media with Instructional Technology Certification requires 48 semester hours of course work.  Courses must be included in these categories:  professional education and courses in the certification areas.  A special education course is required by the Georgia PSC but can be removed if this has already been met.  This degree program must be completed within six years of the date of the initial coursework listed on the Program of Graduate Study. 

T4 certification in a teaching field is not required for admission to the program but applicants must hold a Bachelor’s degree.  This degree is a cohort model, meaning students may begin at any time—fall, spring, or summer.

Degree Requirements

Admission Requirements

  1. University Admissions Form
  2. Two professional recommendations
  3. Official copies of all transcripts
  4. Minimal GPA of 2.75
  5. Resume
  6. Passing scores on the GACE Basic Skills.  Applicants must pass or exempt the GACE Basic Assessment to be admitted to this program.

Certification       

When all course and examination requirements of this program have been met, an S-5 certificate in Media Specialist may be issued by the Professional Standards Commission of Georgia.  Instructional Technology certification will also be issued once the candidate holds the media specialist certification or some other education-related certification through the PSC.  Georgia College & State University recommendation is required.

Out-of-State Applicants     

If applicants hold a Professional certificate in another state, the Program Admission Assessment may not be required.  But they should be encouraged to also apply for initial certification in Georgia based on the reciprocity agreement with their state.  In other words, educators should create MyPSC accounts to confirm their Georgia programs and should apply for Georgia certification by reciprocity.  Their programs can then confirmed when completed so their out-of-state Program Verification forms can be issued.

Contact Information 

View our Graduate Admissions webpage    

Contact

Educational Leadership M.Ed.

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Diane Gregg

Dr. Diane Gregg

133 Kilpatrick Hall
478-445-1505
Education

EdD, University of Missouri-St. Louis; MA, Southeast Missouri State University; BS, Southeast Missouri State University

Research

Children’s and Young Adult Literature, Information Literacy, Intellectual Freedom

Professional Service

Service to Library Media/Instructional Technology Students, Service to the Georgia College community, Service to Practicing Media Specialists and Classroom Teachers

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Ms. Shanda Brand

Director of Graduate Programs
217A Kilpatrick Hall
478-445-1383