Re: Masters in IT?

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Yes, in my state (Texas) there is no specific credential required
to be a Director of Technology. It is up to each individual
district. In my district, the Director of Technology has a
bachelor's degree with teaching experience and technology
applications certification. He is the only central office
administrator who is not required to have at least a master's
degree.

On 6/11/09, Vicki wrote:
> I think this differs so much from state to state. I've known
> technology coordinators that were administrators with no computer
> backgrounds and some others lacked a background in education.
>
> On 6/10/09, CTJS wrote:
>> In NJ, in my school district, you have to get a supervisor's
>> certificate to be the tech coordinator.
>>
>>
>>
>> On 5/26/09, James wrote:
>>> I am currently working on my MA in educational technology,
>>> but I will be done very soon. I was a computer technician,
>>> now a computer teacher and I want to move closer into the
>>> tech coordinator position.
>>>
>>> If I get another degree in IT will that make me look
>>> better?
>>>
>>> http://www.scis.nova.edu/Masters/Academic_Programs/Academic_
>>> Programs_MITE_info.html
>>>
>>> what do you think of this program?
 

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