Degree: Doctor of Education
Major: Educational Leadership
Concentration: Educational Technology Innovation
Hours: 60

Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ's Doctorate of Education in Educational Leadership with a concentration in educational technology innovation will give you opportunities to design, implement and assess technology-based projects connected to technology and curriculum standards. Watch the faculty interview to learn about courses, dissertation and more.
This program is offered fully online and focuses on the development of a philosophy of educational technology that incorporates literacy, integration and research related to best practices in the use of current and emerging technological trends. Upon graduation, you will have developed important skills sought in a variety of settings and an electronic portfolio to market their knowledge, skills and abilities to potential employers.
In order to apply to this program, applicants must submit an essay (not to exceed 1,500 words) that addresses your goals in pursuing a doctorate in educational leadership, why you're applying to LU's program and you anticipate having to change in your current schedule to be success in the doctoral program. A copy of your current resume/CV is also required.
Educational Leadership and Innovation: This course focuses on leadership concepts necessary to lead technology-supported learning environments. Topics include technology integration and implementation, educational innovation and change management.
Foundations of Distance Education: A foundational study of teaching and learning at a distance for both K-12 and higher education. Topics include: the history of distance learning, administrative models, policy development, faculty and student support, and current research and future trends.
Emerging Trends in Technology and Learning: In order to fully support the 21st century in technology and learning, emerging technologies must be critically examined before selection and application. This course reviews the latest technologies available to determine effective application for today's classrooms, in both K-12 and higher education.
Technology Mediated Teaching and Learning: This course focuses on leadership for technology enhanced teaching and learning in distributed and online learning environments. Topics addressed include current learning theories and styles, digital natives, distributed education, interactive learning, and the development of an online learning community.
Receiving a doctoral degree from this program opens doors to various leadership and management roles in K-12 schools (including roles like Chief Learning Officer or technology director), higher education or even corporate settings. Other career paths include educational consulting, curriculum development, instructional design or educational research.
Educational administrator, consultant, principal, superintendent, teacher educator