UW's Learning, Design, and Technology (LDT) graduate education programs emphasize a deep understanding of learning experience
design and learning technologies in a variety of educational settings. LDT graduates
often secure employment in PK12 classrooms; school media and technology centers, and
school district administrative offices; public, corporate, and government centers
and training agencies; college and university faculty and administrative positions;
design and development labs; product support teams; and consulting firms.
Our mission is to assist professionals in effectively developing, implementing, and
evaluating advanced learning experience systems, tools, strategies, and environments
that achieve their intended student learning objectives. To fulfill this mission,
students and faculty:
- Design and develop research-based teaching and learning strategies using established
and emerging technologies
- Apply theories and best practices to learning experience design, delivery, and evaluation
- Generate online learning design methods and tools that support community building,
professional development, and lifelong learning in formal and informal settings
- Cultivate digital fluency and citizenship as a function of information, technological,
visual, and media literacies
- Create new research and scholarship through student and faculty publications and presentations
Please take the time to view these links to learn more information:
View program deadlines, and detailed instructions on how to apply, including info
on transcripts, GRE scores, and the required documents.
View program faculty contact information such as titles, coordinators, phone numbers,
emails, and curriculum vitae.
View each program's required courses and credits.
View important links regarding a complete guide to registration, required courses,
long-term schedules, internship information, student handbooks,
graduate student forms, the doctoral journey in the College of Education, and more!
