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NAD Technology Endorsement
AVLN Courses can be taken (for graduate credit) to meet the NAD Technology Endorsement.
Educational Technology Endorsement
p. 25 of the NAD K12 Educator's Certification Manual states:
Educational Technology [Endorsement]—May be issued to an applicant who:
a. Qualifies for the elementary endorsement or secondary content area
endorsement.
b. Completes a minimum of twelve semester/eighteen quarter hours in
education technology including at least four of the following eight areas:
- Integrating technology in the curriculum.
- Trends and issues in education technology.
- Technology learning theories.
- Distributed learning technology.
- Internet in the classroom.
- Technology instructional applications.
- Managing school technology resources.
- Technology and the exceptional student.
AVLN classes that address these areas are:
- Integrating technology in the curriculum.
- Trends and issues in education technology.
- Technology learning theories.
- Distributed learning technology.
- Internet in the classroom.
- Technology instructional applications.
- Managing school technology resources.
- Technology and the exceptional student.
Educational Technology Specialist
p. 27 of the of the NAD K12 Educator's Certification Manual states:
3.3.6 Educational Technology Specialist—May be issued to an applicant who:
a. Qualifies for the educational technology endorsement.
b. Has completed a minimum of six semester/nine quarter hours of additional course work beyond the education technology endorsement from the following areas:
- Integrating technology in the curriculum.
- Trends and issues in education technology.
- Distributed learning technology.
- Internet in the classroom.
- Technology instructional applications.
- Managing school technology resources.
- Technology and the exceptional student.
- Repairing and networking computers.
AVLN classes that address these areas are:
- Integrating technology in the curriculum.
- Trends and issues in education technology.
- Technology learning theories.
- Distributed learning technology.
- Internet in the classroom.
- Technology instructional applications.
- Managing school technology resources.
- Technology and the exceptional student.
- Repairing and networking computers.
Questions? If you have questions about the NAD Educational Technology Endorsement, please contact your Union Registrar.
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