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JHU/ISTE Online School Administration Certificate: Virtual Information Session

Monday, November 17, 2008
12:00 PM Pacific/1:00 PM Mountain/2:00 PM Central/3:00 PM Eastern

Are you interested in earning a certificate in school administration? The Johns Hopkins University School of Education (JHU) and ISTE offer the Graduate Certificate in School Administration and Supervision with a technology emphasis to meet the needs of the 21st century educational leaders. Participants in this rigorous program come from all over the globe, forming a professional network of leaders in educational administration and technology.

The 18-credit certificate launches in June 2009 with an online orientation and a face-to-face residency at ISTE's NECC. It continues for approximately one year, culminating with an internship and a second face-to-face meeting at NECC in 2010.

Join this FREE informational webinar to learn about this exciting opportunity!

For more information about the program, visit: http://education.jhu.edu/otherspecializations/iste/

The Program

For Aspiring School Administrators and Supervisors

Apply Today!

ISTE has partnered with Johns Hopkins University (JHU) to offer an 18 credit online Graduate Certificate in School Administration and Supervision.  The ISTE JHU Certificate is designed to provide aspiring administrators and supervisors with effective strategies and tools for infusing instructional technology to ensure student success.

Format and Content

You will engage in a year-long program combining 5 online courses offered in 8 week segments, a customized internship, and face-to-face work sessions that launch in June and conclude at ISTE's NECC the following year.

• Effective Leadership
• Supervision and Professional Development
• Organization and Administration of Schools
• School Law
• Curriculum, Theory, Development, and Implementation
• Internship in Administration and Supervision

Benefits

• Complete a Johns Hopkins University 18-credit Graduate Certificate in School Administration and Supervision designed for instructional technology leaders (with potential certification reciprocity with other states)
• Benefit from the convenience and quality of Johns Hopkins University's online courses and the influence of the ISTE NETS Seal of Alignment
• Prepare to meet the standards of the Interstate School Leaders Licensure Consortium (ISLLC) and the National Educational Technology Standards for Administrators (NETS•A) for an Administrator II credential
• Benefit from ISTE's reach and broad influence combined with the depth of quality instruction and research base associated with Johns Hopkins University
• Customize a job-embedded internship to meet your professional goals
• Learn from instructors who are recognized experts in the fields of leadership and technology
• Participate in an enternational community of learners with instructors who are recognized experts in the fields of leadership and technology
• Showcase your work through a Digital Portfolio and maintain personal access beyond course completion
• Gain recognition as an emerging leader in Ed Tech at NECC, ISTE's membership conference, and other national conferences and association events
• Network with international leaders participating in this program
• Become an active member of the ISTE community

Program Structure

The partnership between Johns Hopkins Center for Technology in Education (CTE) and ISTE aims to maintain the depth and focus of the traditional A&S certificate offered at JHU, adapt it to include a focus on instructional technology, and to offer it in a Web-based format that builds on CTE’s research-based approach to online learning. The certificate launches with an online kickoff in June 2009 and includes a face-to-face meeting at ISTE’s National Educational Computing Conference (NECC). It continues for approximately one year, culminating with an internship. The work of the cohort of students will be highlighted at NECC in 2010 with a gallery walk, celebratory activities and conference presentations.

Upon successful completion of the year-long certificate program that combines 5 online courses offered in 8-week segments, a customized internship, and face-to-face work sessions, participants earn the 18-credit certificate from Johns Hopkins University and are prepared to meet the standards of the Interstate School Leaders Licensure Consortium (ISLLC). The courses and the culminating internship that make up the Online Graduate Certificate in School Administration and Supervision are listed below:

• Effective Leadership
• Supervision and Professional Development
• Organization and Administration of Schools
• School Law
• Curriculum, Theory, Development, and Implementation
• Internship in Administration and Supervision

how to apply

The deadline to apply for the 2009–2010 ISTE JHU Administration Certificate is April 3, 2009.  This cohort will kick off in June at NECC 2009 in Washington, DC!

For more information and to apply, please visit:

http://education.jhu.edu/iste-admin/

Questions?  Please contact us at edonline@mail.cte.jhu.edu.

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