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News and Notices

New Elective Offered Summer 2008!

ED 693 Emerging Internet Technologies 1-3 credits
Web-based 6/2/2008 - 7/25/2008 with Patti DeAngelis
The Emerging Internet Technologies class provides students opportunities to survey networks and free Web applications that allow users to select purposeful resources to support their needs in both their professional and personal life. As the Internet abounds with resources, we will explore the ethics, security and privacy concerns. In addition, we will investigate how E-commerce is affected by the expectations generated by users of the new
web.

You may take this course for 1 credit hour to get the basics or enroll in 3 credit hours to explore the topics in depth. This course will introduce you to Web 2.0 applications and how you can use them with your students and in your professional development. 

Class Sites
Go to UAS Online for all Ed Tech. Class Sites







Address Information



School of Education

Hendrickson Annex
Mailstop: HA1
11120 Glacier Hwy
Juneau, AK99801

Phone: 907-796-6424
Toll-free UAS (days M-F) :
1-877-465-4827

Fax: 907-796-6059



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Applying to the Master's Program

Important Note: Mail the following items to Marsha Gladhart, School of Education, 11120 Glacier Highway, HA1, Juneau, AK 99801. The School of Education will forward your application materials to the appropriate offices at the university.

  1. A completed application and $60 processing fee.
  2. Official academic transcript indicating baccalaureate degree and a GPA of 3.0
  3. Two (2) recommendations written by former or current professors, employers, or supervisors who are familiar with your work and performance. Each recommendation must be submitted using the Letter of Recommendation for Graduate Programs form. The form is available in Word and PDF formats.
  4. Statement of Professional Objectives. This is a 2-3 page typewritten and double spaced formal paper containing a summary of educational experiences, a description of professional goals related to what is needed to teach students in Alaska and beyond, and a statement of how the program for advanced teaching candidates might help in attaining those goals. (An advanced teaching candidate is someone who is currently teaching, has taught, has experience in education, or has a teaching credential and access to a classroom for field experience.) This statement will be judged in terms of readability and style as well as compatibility of the student's objectives and expectations and the goals of the program
  5. A copy of a current teaching or administrative certificate.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Marsha Gladhart, Coordinator of the Educational Technology Program.



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