WGU's Master of Education, Education Technology & Instructional Design

[alsimko]

Hi there! Has anyone pursued the Master of Education, Education Technology & Instructional Design degree at WGU? My son is considering this path. He's a musician who teaches online. We'd love to hear more about other's experiences.

[Mint Berry Crunch]

Hi there! Has anyone pursued the Master of Education, Education Technology & Instructional Design degree at WGU? My son is considering this path. He's a musician who teaches online. We'd love to hear more about other's experiences.

I haven't heard much about WGU's M.Ed program. But since it looks like he's interested in educational technologies, he may wish to consider Los Angeles Pacific University's M.S. in Instructional Design and Technology. It's $2,500 for 4 months, which may end up being cheaper and easier to do compared to WGU. I am considering this program when I am done all the other ones that I am in.

LAPU MS Instructional Design and Technology: https://www.lapu.edu/ascend

[SteveFoerster]

Hi there! Has anyone pursued the Master of Education, Education Technology & Instructional Design degree at WGU? My son is considering this path. He's a musician who teaches online. We'd love to hear more about other's experiences.

I haven't heard much about WGU's M.Ed program. But since it looks like he's interested in educational technologies, he may wish to consider Los Angeles Pacific University's M.S. in Instructional Design and Technology. It's $2,500 for 4 months, which may end up being cheaper and easier to do compared to WGU. I am considering this program when I am done all the other ones that I am in.

LAPU MS Instructional Design and Technology: https://www.lapu.edu/ascend

I assume this means $2,500 for each four month term, and not that that's the total cost and they're pretending a Master's degree takes just four months to earn?