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We offer four main master s level programs and a bachelor s degree completion program. We also offer Continuing Education Courses and a number of Certificates.
MBA in Managing for Sustainability
To succeed in the new millennium, organizational leaders must understand the impact of management practices on their business and the environment, the workforce, local cultures and profits. At Marlboro College, this multiple …
60 credits required for graduation.
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Master of Arts in Teaching with Technology (MAT)
Do you want to work with schools, businesses and organizations to help them use technology to learn and communicate? Educational technologists and instructional designers learn how to combine pedagogy with the web, e learning, blogs, wikis…
30 credits required for graduation.
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Master of Science in Management Health Care Administration Concentration (MSM HCA)
We are positioned as the leader in providing graduate health care administration education in Vermont. With continued growth and diversification of the health care industry, employment of health care managers is projected to grow faster…
36 credits required for graduation.
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Master of Science in Management Mission Driven Organizations (MSM MDO)
Combining our proven success in educating the region’s nonprofit leaders together with our history of providing sustainability management education, the MSM MDO trains the leaders of our region’s mission driven organizations to be strategic, efficient and effective…
36 credits required for graduation.
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Master of Science in Information Technologies (MSIT)
A program focused on the front end design and management of websites. With emphasis on usability and accessibility, you’ll learn about the latest cutting edge thinking and technologies…
30 credits required for graduation.
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Bachelor of Science in Managing Information Systems (BSMIS)
An online bachelor s degree completion program for people already halfway there. You’ll takes courses in project management, networking and persuasive communication. This MIS program is offered fully online…
120 credits required for graduation.
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Mission Statement
The mission of the Graduate School of Marlboro College is to offer responsive, innovative education of the highest standard in professional studies in the topic areas of management, technology, and teaching. The educational practice of the School fosters the development of critical thinking, articulate presentation, coherent concepts and arguments, superior writing skills, and the ability to apply creative, sustainable solutions to real world problems.
Accreditation
Marlboro College Graduate Center is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc. (NEASC), which accredits schools and colleges in the six New England states. Accreditation by NEASC indicates that the institution has been carefully evaluated and found to meet standards agreed upon by qualified educators.
Non Discrimination Statement
It is the policy of Marlboro College and the Marlboro College Graduate Center not to discriminate in its admissions program, student services or hiring practices on the basis of race, creed, gender, sexual orientation, nationality, ethnic origin, age or disability. Inquiries regarding discrimination should be made to the Compliance Coordinator, Marlboro College, Marlboro, Vermont 05344, 802 257 4333.
Online teaching endorsement » educational technology » academic programs » marlboro college graduate school
The Vermont Agency of Education (AOE) has a new endorsement called, «5440 25 Online Teaching Specialist» (OTS). We are actively working with the AOE to establish which of our MAT EdTech courses apply.
Marlboro’s current courses that apply towards the «Technology Skills» section of the OTS are
- MAT603 Web Design and Media Production 3 credits, Fall.
- MAT616 Games and Simulations 1 credit, spring.
- MAT622 Transforming Learning with Mobile Devices 3 credits, usually Winter and Spring.
Interested in the OTS endorsement?
Contact Matt Livingston in admissions with any questions admissions , (802) 258 9209 or (888) 258 5665 x209.
More Info
The OTS endorsement is for those wishing to «plan, deliver, and evaluate online instruction» in 100% onilne K 12 environments. The endoresement for Online Teaching Specialist is for Vermont certified K 12 educators, and it applies only to the content area for which they are already certified. For specific state restrictions and requirements, see the Online Teaching Specialist Standards and Teacher Review Worksheet from the State AOE.
The OTS endorsement requires 18 credits. 9 of these credits come from your existing credit hours required for certification in your content area. The remaining 9 credits need to come from graduate level course work focusing on skills and training related to teaching students from a distance who are enrolled in online course work (as specified in AOE’s Teacher Review Worksheet). This endorsement also requires 60 hours of online practicum work.
If you already have experience with online teaching and are seeking endorsement, until 2015 the state has a system for grandfathering those who are, or have, taught online. For specific information and instruction, see AOE’s Experienced Online Teacher Worksheet .
Helpful Information
- Introduction to the Online Teaching Specialist Endorsement
- Online Teaching Specialist Standards
- Teacher Review Worksheet
- Worksheet to add Online Teaching Specialist endorsement as an experienced Online Teacher
Additional Offerings
It is important to note that the OTS endorsement is NOT for those wishing to design, construct online course materials. One of our EdTech programs would be a better fit for that.
- A 30 credit Master of Arts in Teaching with Technology (MAT)
- A 15 credit Certificate in Educational Technology
- Professional development through our Continuing Education Program (CEP)
- Educational Technology Specialist (ETS) Endorsement Courses for licensed Vermont teachers.
If you have any questions, please come visit us, email or call Matt Livingston in admissions 888 258 5665 x209, or the program chair, Caleb Clark.