background, associations, and job opportunities for Instructional Technology

1. Instructional
Technology
By: Claire Magner

2. Background
 Instructional Technology
 Education
 Design
 Development
 Management
 Process and resource evaluations
 This degree gives you the tools to stay up
to date with technology in order to
educate others

3. Administrative
Communications
 This degree is for people
interested in being a business
professional pursuing in areas of
administration
 Includes training in areas of
government, health, and
private sectors
 Technology is changing
everyday do to many recent
innovations and is very
important in today’s education

4. Skills gained…
 Office management
supervising, enforcing policies,
teaching procedures, etc.
 Human relations
interpersonal adjustments
between employees
 Workplace ethics
values, more responsible, moral
benefits in the workplace
 Cultural diversity
become more aware of differences in
the business world, whether people are
of different race and speak another
language, or have different was of
doing business

5. Professional
Organizations
 IEEE Technical Committee on learning
technology
 Workshops for information processing technology
 Newsletters
 Association for Educational
Communications and Technology
 Technology and business professionals
 Improve on instruction through technology
 Sponsors available

6. Job Opportunities
 Different job positions available
with this degree:
 Development Specialist
 Digital Communications Manager
 Graphics Designer
 There are many available jobs
with a bachelors in Administrative
Communication because of the
variety of skills learned

7. Future Careers
 Technology is
constantly
improving and
with
improvements we
need people with
the right skills to
learn and
educate others.

8. Works Cited
 "Instructional Technology." The University
of Southern Mississippi. USM, n.d. Web. 07
Oct. 2013.
 Magner, Claire M. "ClaireMagner."
ClaireMagner. Google Sites, 10 Sept. 2013.
Web. 07 Oct. 2013