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The Master of Education in Classroom Technology program is an opportunity for all teachers who want to earn a Master's degree and learn to use technology to enhance their students’ learning, while attending courses close to home. Use the menu on the left or click here to learn more about the program.

5/28/09 Update:

The M. Ed. in Classroom Technology program is currently recruiting for cohorts in the following locations:

A cohort starting on campus in June 2009 will attend summers on campus and fall and spring in Perrysburg High School.  Apply NOW!

Sandusky, OH cohort to start September 2009 (Almost full)

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Click here for Informational Meetings.

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We normally need 15 students in a cohort and accept no more than 20.

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If you and other teachers in your vicinity would like a cohort in your local area, Starting in 2010, contact Savilla Banister at (419) 372-7297 or toll-free (877) 650-8165 or sbanist@.bgsu.edu.

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Current Cohorts (Not accepting additional students):

One cohort is taking classes on campus in summers and off campus in Perrysburg High School in spring and fall semesters.
Off-Campus Cohorts (all classes locally or via web): Archbold, Lima, Oregon, Swanton, Sandusky

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This site, via the menus at the left, contains the most complete written information about our program. If you have additional questions, please contact:


Savilla Banister at (419)372-7297 or toll-free (877)650-8165
or sbanist@bgsu.edu.

Please note

These web pages are in the process of being updated with new contact information.  Dr. Savilla Banister is now the primary contact.  Use her contact information, provided above, in place of any reference to Nancy Brownell. 

Last updated: May 28, 2009

 
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