COE Alumna Receives Service Award from National University Organization
Helen Torigoe, who earned her MEd in Learning Design and Technology (LTEC) at the College…
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"My professional trajectory since graduating has been literally stellar (sorry, bad pun... I work at an observatory), but bad humor aside, my professional growth within this organization is without a doubt a result of the LTEC MEd degree program."
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LTEC Master's Degree, Campus-based
This nationally accredited program prepares students to design, develop and evaluate learning environments, programs and resources by integrating contemporary and emerging technologies and learning principles.
LTEC Doctoral Degree, Hybrid
The LTEC department welcomes those who are interested in utilizing or expanding their knowledge into the field of Learning Design and Technology. A strong technological background is not necessary, however it will definitely assist you during your time in the program.
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The purpose of COLT is to develop competent online instructors and instructional designers. The certificate program provides those who desire to deliver learning materials at a distance with the foundational knowledge and skills required to design, develop, and implement effective materials for online learning.
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Aloha LTEC Ohana! We would like to congratulate Dr. Curtis Ho for receiving the International Contribution Award. Each year the AECT International Division selects one person who contributed to educational communications and technology showing superb leadership across the nation as well as in an international setting. We are very proud to have Dr. Ho as a part of our LTEC Ohana! See the full post on the LTEC website:
coe.hawaii.edu/ltec/news/coe-faculty-member-receives-international-contribution-award/
COE Faculty Member Receives International Contribution Award – LTEC
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Dr. Curtis Ho, professor and former chair of the College of Education Department Learning Design and Technology (LTEC), is the 2021 Association of Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) Inte...Congratulations Dr. Ho…much deserved!
Well deserved! Congratulations, Curtis Ho!
Congratulations, Uncle!!!
Congratulations, Curtis!
Wow! Congratulations Dr. Ho! Well deserved!!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Wonderful news! Congrats, Curtis!
Way to go, Curtis!! It’s great to see this recognition of your many contributions to our community! 🌠
Congratulations, Dr. Ho!
Congratulations, Dr. Ho!🙌
Congratulations, Dr. Ho!
Congratulations to Dr. Ho!!!
Congratulations Curtis!
Congratulations Dr. Curtis Ho , You are a legend
Mahalo everyone for your kind words.
Congratulations Dr. Ho! You deserve it!!
Aloha LTEC Ohana! We wanted to share a free Educational Technology Open Education Resource (OER) Book Collection containing a number of textbooks authored by industry-leading professors and other experts. The collection was created with the goal to provide the best open textbook publishing platform and author experience on the web. The four guiding values of the initiative are Freedom, Accessibility, Usability, and Quality; values that not only fit OER but go beyond it.
Please see the link below to visit the website.
edtechbooks.org/
Aloha LTEC Ohana! We wanted to highlight one of our most recent MEd alumni, Judy Kakazu, who is transforming the EMT training scenery with her team while utilizing her skills and new insight from her LTEC degree! Her future goals are to bring effective learning that is novel and engaging to Honolulu’s Emergency Medical Services and Personnels showing them the possibilities when using instructional designs. Judy says, “The COE LTEC program has given me an entirely new perspective and opened my mind to what might be possible.”
Get to know more about Judy Kakazu and her experiences on the LTEC website below: coe.hawaii.edu/ltec/profiles/judy-kakazu/
This is awesome Judy! I'm so inspired by you, keep it up <3
Yah Judy Kakazu 🙌 👏
Aloha! We have three upcoming LTEC virtual tours in October, December, and January (one tour per month). If you have any questions about the structure or coursework of any of the LTEC programs, this is a great opportunity to get answers as well as meet some of the LTEC faculty. The Virtual Tour will be held via Zoom, and we would love to see you there! Feel free to share this with anyone who might also be interested. For more information, visit the LTEC Website: coe.hawaii.edu/ltec/announcements/ltec-virtual-tour-2022/.
LTEC Virtual Tour 2021-22 – LTEC
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A Virtual Tour allows prospective students to learn more about any of our LTEC programs. Students who wish to attend are expected to preview Travel Guide to the LTEC Programs, a short video presentati...
Aloha LTEC Ohana! The UHM Graduate Division is here to support UH Manoa’s students to success, and with collaborations, the Graduate Division is happy to announce this year's annual Graduate Student Professional Development Series! This year they will be focusing more on supporting students through their wellness, finances, as well as building a strong foundation to help students with their academic skills and work habits. We encourage everyone to attend these series to help work towards a successful year!
For more information or if you have any questions please contact the Graduate Student Professional Development Series via email at gdevents@hawaii.edu or follow the Graduate Student Professional Development Series on Eventbrite at www.eventbrite.com/e/2021-2022-graduate-student-professional-development-series-gps-registration-....
2021 - 2022 Graduate Student Professional Development Series (GPS)
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The Graduate Student Professional Development Series (GPS) offers a diversity of sessions to support graduate student success at UH Mānoa.
Aloha LTEC Ohana! We are pleased to announce that our very own Assistant Professor Dr. Dan Hoffman was awarded nearly $1 million dollars from the National Science Foundation (NSF), along with Dr. Peter Leong, Dr. Seungoh Paek, and Rochelle Kaaloa as the co-investigators. The aim of this three-year grant program, Advancing Research and Practice in Culturally-Relevant Computing, is to understand the role of culturally-relevant computing in providing local educators the preparation needed to integrate computer science (CS) into their teaching.
Dr. Dan wrote, “This is an opportunity to collaborate with teachers in ways that open up the world of CS while simultaneously promoting and sustaining Hawaiʻi’s unique place, history, culture, and language,By adopting an interdisciplinary stance, we hope to move beyond brief, standardized CS experiences toward something deeper and more personally relevant for learners.”
Congratulations Dr. Dan, Dr. Peter, Dr. Seungoh and Rochelle!
Read the full article on the LTEC Website below: coe.hawaii.edu/ltec/news/coe-faculty-member-receives-nsf-grant-to-advance-culturally-relevant-tec...