Bachelor of Science, Minor in Learning Technology
The Learning Technology Minor is primarily aimed at those interested in entering the fields of instructional design, online teaching, or learning technology management, or who wish to work with computers in the fields of education or training. The minor outlines the fundamentals of computing as well as learning theory (e.g. motivation and development). Students will learn some programming, application design, and interaction design skills; gain grounding in models of learning (e.g. behaviourist, cognitivist, and constructivist). It introduces a variety of approaches to teaching and assessment, and to the use or building of digital technologies to support such activities.
Specific requirements
In addition to the BSc program general requirement and the specific requirements of the chosen major, a Minor in Learning Technology involves the completion of 24 credits of core and elective courses.
Core courses
(15 credits)
| EDPY 200 | Educational Psychology | (3) |
| EDPY 310 | Learning and Instruction | (3) |
| EDPY 480 | Learning with Technology | (3) |
| COMP 214 | Interactive Technologies | (3) |
| COMP 266 | Introduction to Web Programming | (3) |
Elective courses
(9 credits)
Students complete a minimum of 9 credits chosen from the following disciplines:
If selecting PSYC or COMP courses, students may only choose from the courses listed below. The courses with asterisks * are recommended over the courses without.
Courses that are easily demonstrated to have mainly Learning Technology content may be considered towards the elective credit requirements.
Updated December 03, 2021 by Office of the Registrar (calendar@athabascau.ca)