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For more than 180 years, BSU has helped educators master teaching and leadership skills to advance and grow in their careers.
As the leading non-profit in Massachusetts serving educators with a passion for technology, MassCUE is proud to partner with BSU to promote best practices in digital teaching and learning.
Earn one (1) graduate credit from Bridgewater State University by fulfilling the following requirements:
- Attend both days of the MassCUE Spring Conference
- Track sessions attended
- Summarize what you learned in each session (200 words or less per session + Keynotes)
- Create a product you will use in your school/district/your role in education OR create a presentation or resource you will use to support your school/district/your role in education (PD session, workshop, asynchronous learning, etc.)
- Complete the conference reflection
For more information on earning graduate credit for the MassCUE Spring Conference, please visit the BSU website [2].
Earn your Instructional Technology Specialist Certificate
Special offer for MassCUE members! Earn your Instructional Technology Specialist Certificate from Bridgewater State University [3]. Start classes in Summer 2024. Visit the BSU website for course descriptions [2].
- Reduced rate for MassCUE members
- High-quality faculty & small classes
- 100% online
- MassCUE cohort offers built-in support
- Earn your certificate in just over a year
Supporting All Learners Using Instructional Technology
Graduate Certificate
If you have been considering a career as an Instructional Technology Specialist, now is the time to get started! This graduate certificate is designed for teachers looking to advance their skills in pedagogy supported with instructional technology in the classroom. This program will support teaching and learning environments for the students of today.
Topics include:
- Universal Design for Learning
- Diversity, Equity and Safe Practices
- Coding, Robotics and Design Thinkers
Instructional Technology Specialist License
Once you have earned your certificate, you can earn your Instructional Technology Specialist license with just THREE additional courses.
These courses focus on leadership and coaching and include practicum experience.
For more information and course descriptions, visit the Bridgewater State University website [2].
If you have questions about this partnership or graduate credit opportunities from MassCUE and BSU, please contact MassCUE Professional Learning and Program Coordinator Jen Thomas [4].
BSU courses listed for the Instructional Technology Specialist certificate and license (listed above) incorporate all Subject Matter Knowledge (SMKs) for the PreK-6 Digital Literacy and Computer Science license. For more information about this opportunity to earn your DLCS license, please contact Joanne McDonald [5] or Tracy Charbonnier [6] at Bridgewater State University.
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Bridgewater State University
Graduate Credit Information Sessions
MassCUE and Bridgewater State University will offer information sessions this spring for educators interested in pursuing graduate credit. BSU is currently offering programs for educators interested in earning their certificate or license as an Instructional Technology Specialist. These courses also incorporate all Subject Matter Knowledge (SMKs) for for the Prek-6 Digital Literacy and Computer Science license. MassCUE members are eligible for discount pricing on courses in this program and will participate in a special cohort – offering a built-in support network!
Previously Recorded Information Session
Watch a recording of an information session held in partnership with MassCUE and Bridgewater State University for educators interested in pursuing a certificate or license as an Instructional Technology Specialist.
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