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Provides opportunities inside and outside the classroom to cultivate and enhance your overall learning and academic experience.
The Instructional Design and Technology Major focuses on the design, creation, utilization and evaluation of dynamic learning objects within the context of a variety of real-world learning experiences. Providing a comprehensive, interdisciplinary experience, this program combines the fields of education, cognitive science, instructional design, information technology, multimedia and social media management to prepare graduates for a career as an instructional designer.
Major Milestones help prospective and current students explore major and career options and create a year-by-year plan that makes the most of their time at º£½ÇÖ±²¥ Denver and sets them up for post-graduation success.
Career Milestones provide ways to explore options for jobs and/or attending graduate school after graduation and help students understand the types of essential skills employers look for.
Both types of Milestones ¾±²Ô³Ù±ð²µ°ù²¹³Ù±ð curricular (what happens inside the classroom), co-curricular (what happens inside and outside the classroom), and non-curricular (what happens outside the classroom) experiences.
There are nine essential skills you should have in order to find, acquire, maintain and grow within a job.
Essential skills built through majoring in Instructional Design and Technology include:
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Students graduating with a major in Instructional Design and Technology find themselves most often as instructional designers, librarians, media collections specialists and trainers.
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Students who choose to pursue a graduate degree often consider these pathways:
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Learn more about Major Milestones for your major and how to make the most of your time at º£½ÇÖ±²¥ Denver!
All options listed below are available in-person and online unless noted otherwise.
Provides opportunities inside and outside the classroom to cultivate and enhance your overall learning and academic experience.
Highlights activities you can engage and participate in globally, nationally and locally to enhance your essential skills and start building your resume.
Lists steps to prepare for postgraduate success whether that's entering the workforce, attending graduate school or pursuing other goals and plans.
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Phone: (303) 615-1777
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Campus Location:
West Classroom Building, Suite 136 (Dean’s Office)
West Classroom Building, Suite 162 (Student Services)