Instructional Design and Learning Technologies

The Instructional Design and Learning Technologies master’s degree program is designed to help students achieve the skills and dispositions related to working in a variety of careers within education, educational technology, instructional design, and training fields. Students learn evidence-based instructional design strategies and how to implement them in various learning environments, essential learning technology skills, and key steps of the instructional design process. This fully online program can be completed in five semesters. This program does not lead to an initial teaching license.

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Student Profile

Portrait of perseverance

Elementary education major Mylie Green overcomes obstacles to thrive as a Wright State student
Mylie Green arrived at Wright State unsure she’d last a semester. Now she’s a Student Government senator, passionate advocate for students who need a voice and future teacher determined to make a difference in the classroom.
Alumni Profile

From classroom to hall of fame

Wright State alum Tom Jenkins honored for decades-long teaching career
Wright State graduate Tom Jenkins’ induction into the National Teachers Hall of Fame reflects nearly 30 years of dedication, perseverance and steadfast belief in the transformative power of public education.
Student Profile

From the stage to the operating room

Nursing student Justin Zielske using community theater experiences to develop new skills
Wright State senior Justin Zielske participates in community theater and studies organizational leadership to help him improve his nursing skills.