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Instructional Technology Education

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INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY

Documented evidence (from transcripts) of 24 credits (minimum of 3 credits per category) of college level coursework from a regionally accredited college or university in each of the areas listed below:

Data Structures, Languages, Databases
Visual Basic, Cobol, Fortran, Assembly, C++
Database Program/Design
Web Based Programming/Design
HTML, Java, Flash, Hypermedia, Front Page
Knowledge of Operating Systems
Windows, UNIX, Linux, MAC OSX, Mini/Mainframes
Knowledge/Skill in Networks
Data/Telecom Communications, WAN/LAN, Servers,
Telephony, Video/Interactive Networking, Cisco,
Novell, NT networks, MAC OSX networks
System Design, Implementation, Management
Systems Analysis, Data Applications, Technical
Documentation/Writing/Policy, Systems Integration
Knowledge/Skill of Applications/Programs
Introduction to Technology
Intro to Computing, MS Office, Access
Productivity Tools e.g. Desktop Publishing,
Assistive Technologies, Multimedia
Other Uses/Applications/Instruction
Instructional Design, Course Instruction/Training,
Robotics, File Management, Assessment Systems
Life Experience may not be substituted for credits

OR

A passing score on the PLACE Test # 51

If using credits (only) to qualify you must have a minimum GPA of 2.6

NOTE: DISTRICTS REQUIRE THAT CANDIDATES PASS THE PLACE TEST PRIOR TO EMPLOYMENT.

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