Deanship of Graduate Studies and Scientific Research

MA in Instructional Design and Technology (MAIDT)

Major No
27102
Course credit
36
College
Graduate Studies
Level
Master's Programs

Overview

Introduction: 

This program is affiliated with the Deanship of Graduate Studies and Scientific Research at Palestine Polytechnic University and hosted by the College of Humanities and Educational Sciences. The program was developed as part of the "Equip Palestine with E-Learning (E-Pal)" project, in partnership between Palestine Polytechnic University, the University College of Applied Sciences in Gaza, and the University of Oslo in Norway.

 

Program duration: 

Two years, with the student able to study part-time for up to three years.

Number of credit hours: 36 credit hours, as follows:

 

Target group for bachelor's degree holders:

 

Language of Instruction: English

 

Major Features:

 

Admission Requirements:

 

For more information, please contact:

Dr. Mohammed Tamimi

Program Coordinator - College of Humanities and Education

Email: tamimim@ppu.edu

Mobile: +(970)0599366722

 

Objectives

This program primarily aims to graduate students capable of understanding, designing, and developing educational, training, and professional content based on sound pedagogical foundations, utilizing modern educational technology and artificial intelligence to meet the needs of the education and business sectors.

 
 

Outcomes

A graduate of the Master of Arts in Instructional Design and Technology program will be able to:

Career Opportunities for Graduates

 

 

Academic Plan

متطلبات التخصص الاجباري Credit hours: 21 Courses: 7
Course No Course Name Credit hours Course Description
6184 Instructional Technology Design 3 Instructional Technology Design: This course introduces the fundamentals of instructional design and guides students to develop a strong understanding of the systematic design of instruction. The course will cover various instructional technology models and theories such as Technology Integration Model (TIP), Dick & Carey Instructional Design Model, Merrill’s Instructional Design Principles, and Reigeluth’s Elaboration Theory, etc. The course also covers instructional design frameworks including the Objectivist Frameworks: Behaviorism, ADDIE Model, Kirkpatrick Model and Constructivist Frameworks: Constructivism, Problem-Based Learning (PBL), and Collaborative Learning. In brief, the course covers the complete process of instructional design, including needs assessment, goal analysis, learner/context analysis, instructional strategies, instructional materials, and formative/summative evaluation. Students will learn essential skills to conduct each component successfully and develop a holistic perspective on instructional design.
6185 Issues and Trends in Instructional Technology 3 Issues and Trends in Instructional Technology: This comprehensive course explores the principles and practices of effective online and blended teaching and learning. Participants will delve into a variety of instructional strategies, methodologies, and technologies essential for creating engaging and interactive learning experiences. The curriculum encompasses asynchronous and synchronous learning, digital communication tools, assessment techniques, and strategies for fostering an inclusive online environment. Students will analyze learner characteristics, define clear learning objectives, and select appropriate digital tools to enhance user engagement. Emphasis will be placed on designing cohesive instructional units that blend face-to-face and online elements, building supportive online communities, and motivating diverse learners.
6186 Multimedia Design and Integration for Instructional Technology 3
6187 Assessment and Evaluation in Instructional Technology 3
6188 Online and Blended Learning environments 3
6189 Emerging Technologies and AI-Generative Tools in Instructional Design 3
6190 Research methodologies in IDT 3
متطلبات التخصص الاختياري Credit hours: 12 Courses: 8
Course No Course Name Credit hours Course Description
6191 Advanced practice of instructional design and technology 3
6192 Instructional Technology Leadership and Administrative Technologies 3
6193 Game-based Learning and gamification 3
6194 Designing for Mobile Learning 3
6195 Usability and User Experience in Educational Technology 3
6196 Applications and Issues of Teaching with Technology 3
6197 Evaluation of Educational Needs and Programs 3
6198 Special Topics in Instructional Technology 3
متطلبات المسار Credit hours: 6 Courses: 2
Course No Course Name Credit hours Course Description
6218 Master Thesis 6
6219 Research and Placement 6
المساقات الاستدراكية Courses: 3
Course No Course Name Credit hours Course Description
6199 English for Graduate Students 0
6220 Computer-based instruction 0
6221 Introduction to Education 0

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