Innovative Design and Technology in Education, M.Ed.
Program Overview
Innovative Design and Technology in Education (IDeaTE) is a master of education degree program for students interested in learning how to create and study interactive learning environments leveraging learning theories, human-centered design, learning analytics, and learning technologies. The goals of the program are to gain knowledge and skills in:
- How people learn,
- How contexts and tools, like AI, analytics and other emerging technologies, influence learning, and,
- How to design learning environments and activities that are responsive to learners’ and community partners’ needs.
The program is centered around three main cores of education: learning, design, and analysis. The learning core focuses on theories of learning and their application and implications across different settings. The design core explores emerging learning technologies through a human centered design process. The analysis core focuses on systematic evaluation and program research efforts, including learning analytics that focus on program development and an iterative design process.
Ranked #5
Best Curriculum and Instruction Program
U.S. News & World Report 2025
Learn more at: https://peabody.vanderbilt.edu/academics/masters-programs/innovative-design-and-technology-in-education/
IDeaTE in the Vanderbilt News: https://news.vanderbilt.edu/2024/10/31/vanderbilt-unveils-innovative-design-and-technology-in-education-masters-program/
Program Director: Andrew L. Hostetler, Ph.D.
Admission Term: Fall (typically two years to complete)
Credit Hours: 33
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