ILT Handbook

Division of Technology and Special Services
University of Colorado at Denver

Campus Box 106, PO Box 173364, Denver, Colorado 80217-3364

Voice: 303.556.6022 FAX 303.556.4479

Information and Learning Technologies
Master's Degree

Programs Available for Careers in:

Corporate Training and Development
Technology Resource Teacher
Interactive and Distance Technologies Design
Library Media Specialist

Student Handbook

The CU-Denver Information and Learning Technology Program is accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education. The library media endorsement programs are approved by the Colorado Commission on Teacher Education and Certification and the Colorado Board of Education.

Latest Revision: 30 August, 1996

Table of Contents
Chapter 1: The Handbook and Responsibilities Program Handbook Using Your Program Handbook Your Responsibilities Division Responsibilities	Chapter 2: Program Description Program Overview	Chapter 3: Sample Career Emphases Library Media Specialist Technology Resource Teacher Interactive and Distance Education Design Corporate Training and Development
Chapter 4: Program Philosophy and Knowledge Base Program Rationale and Assumptions References Responsibilities of Instructional Technologists Table 1 - ILT Responsibilities and Objectives General Program Objectives Table 2 - ILT Skills/Knowledge Inventory Course Grid for Core Courses Table 3 - ILT Skills/Knowledge Inventory Course Grid for Elective Courses Course Sequence Table 4 - Annual Rotation of Courses	Chapter 5: Faculty Profiles Chapter 6: Admissions Requirements Non-Degree Student Status Admission Process Checklist Chapter 7: The ILT Core and Electives	Chapter 8: Sample Degree Programs Sample Corporate Training and Development Program Sample Technology Resource Teacher Program Sample Information and Learning Technologist Program Sample Interactive Technologies and Distance Education Design Program
Chapter 9: Master's Project Guidelines Purpose Length and Credit Kinds of Projects Determining a Project-a Proposal Course, or Unit Development Project Instructional Product Development or Revision Project Evaluation of a Course or Unit The Generic Project Report	Chapter 10: ILT 6999 and Portfolio ILT 6999 Portfolio of Professional Products Scope, Credit, and Logistics Portfolio Evaluation	Chapter 11: Program Expectations and Policies Completion Timelines Professional Commitment Professional Standards Computer-Based Communications ILT-L Listproc Be Proactive and Professional Grading Policies Student Appeals Procedures
Chapter 12: Financial Aid Graduate Lab Assistantships Corporate Internships Graduate Research Assistantships	Chapter 13: Publications and Organizations Library Serials Professional Organizations	Chapter 14: Course Descriptions Chapter 15: Advising Notes Program Requirements Before Graduation

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