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General Educational Technology
Master of Science in Education Innovation and Technology

Help students make effective use of learning resources with an online master’s in education innovation and technology, general education technology from Capella University. This degree is designed to help you enhance lesson plans with technology and personalize learning experiences for students. Learn to effectively adapt your teaching strategies to integrate technology and meet students where they are. Gain the knowledge and experience you need to lead colleagues in technology integration and promote innovation in K–12 classrooms.

Harness technology

Integrate technology into the foundational parts of teaching to develop content, pedagogy, and meaningful assessment.

Personalized learning

Leverage technology and multimedia tools to provide personalized learning experiences that engage and empower students.

Empower students

Create opportunities for student voice, choice, and learning ownership.

Classes start April 8

Use the code WINTER to waive the $50 application fee.

At a glance

  • Online
  • 4 Core courses
  • 4 Specialization courses
  • 3 Elective courses
  • Capstone

Reduce your tuition by $2,500

Enroll in a qualified program and apply for a $2.5K Capella Progress Reward, a scholarship to help fund your master’s degree. Eligibility rules and exclusions apply. Connect with us for details.

What can you do with an MS in Education Innovation and Technology degree?

Your education can help you reach your professional and personal goals. While Capella cannot guarantee that a graduate will secure any specific career outcome, such as a job title, promotion, or salary increase, we encourage you to explore potential jobs and employment settings. Here are some ideas and examples for a graduate with an MS in Education Innovation and Technology.

Job titles to explore

  • K–12 teacher
  • K–12 lead teacher
  • Personalized learning specialist/coach
  • Content focused instructional coach
  • Learning specialist
  • Instructional technology coach
  • Professional development specialist
  • Teacher/technology integrator
  • Adjunct or part-time faculty of education courses

Employment settings to explore

  • K–12 public or private school
  • K–12 virtual or charter school
  • School district
  • Education specific professional development companies
  • Academic publishing company
  • Learning center
  • Department of Education
  • Education testing company
  • Education learning centers

*These are examples intended to serve as a general guide. Some positions may prefer or even require previous experience, licensure, certifications, and/or other designations along with a degree. Because many factors determine what position an individual may attain, Capella cannot guarantee that a graduate will secure any specific job title, a promotion, salary increase, or other career outcome. We encourage you to research requirements for your job target and career goals.