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MSEd Information Technology

D.A.R.E. 2010

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What is this program?

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Who are our students?

70% female 30% male

about 80% hold a teaching license

No longer international students(but 4 have expressed plans to enter in the Fall)

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Are you working at the same time you are completing this degree?

13 teachers or substitute teachers

2 trainers, 1 graphic designer,

1 college teacher, 1 university staff

Several work more than full time or more than one job

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What are your career aspirations?

80% are K12 teachers but only 56% ID teaching as goal

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How did you initially hear about the MSEd InfoTech program at WOU?

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Why did the MSEd Information Technology program appeal to you?

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82% said very important or essential

How important was it to you that the program can be taken online?

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• Online options• Convenience and flexibility• Important content for any career• Outstanding faculty and advisors• Engaging and relevant content

• Fun classes

Selling points

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• Clearly the website is #1 marketing tool• Increase our social marketing• Ensure good advising • Increase name familiarity• Showcase our main selling points

How can we reach out to more potential students?

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What are we doing already to improve marketing?

Redoing the brochures and adding key terms from survey.

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Postcard

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Added key terms and new quotes

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Banner – exhibitions, name familiarity

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Adding items of interest

Webpage

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• In terms of marketability, growth potential is immense.

• In terms of capacity, not so much.

Program Growth

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Grad Office enrollment numbers

These are Week 2 enrollment numbers Not all students are full-time, every term Still smoothing out this process

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Total Program Numbers

MSEd InfoTech students . . . . . . . 47

Lib/Ed Media students . . . . . . . . . 10 (2 are also included in InfoTech #s)

09-10 Graduates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Students are not necessarily enrolled in classes every term

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45

40

35

30

25

20

15

10

5

0Fall 08 Win 09 Spr 09 Fall 09 Win 10 Spr 10

Total

Resident

International

Growth since Fall 08

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InfoTech Graduate Courses Offered

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Instructors

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Additional Course Coverage

• Ed Program Ed 421: 4 sections Fall and Spring

• New Ed Program Ed 270: 2-3 sections every term

• Two 1-credit courses for 100 MAT students each year

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Speed of Change

• Mix of courses will have to change

• Course content will have to change

• Instructor skills will be constantly challenged

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Staffing

• 1 tenured faculty (Mary Bucy, coordinator)

• 1 dedicated part-time adjunct (Denvy Saxowsky)

• 1 grad advisor (Bill Hamlin)

• DEP support (Susan Griffin; JoNan LeRoy)

• A variety of adjunct specialists

• Significant Graduate Office support

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• The university wants to grow grad programs; this program is poised to grow.

• How can we best attract students?

• What size do we want to grow to and maintain?

• What are our staffing needs to make this happen?

To ponder