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Were I went with my Masters in Computing and Education
Posted By: Bruce Cattanach on May 15, 2001

I was teaching computers in an elementary school. A few students knew more than I did. I entered the TC Intensive Masters Program. It was a difficult task but 13 months later I had my degree, I knew a lot about teaching with computers, I could program a bit and I was $20,000 in debt. Well worth it. Possibly the best money I ever spent. Bruce Cattanach bruce@cattanach.org http://www.cattanch.org

Thread Hierarchy

Masters in Educational Technology by Pamela Jungvig on April 23, 2001

Necessity of teaching credentials by Sharon Hall on April 25, 2001
Master's In Educational Technology: Who Offers This? by Sandra Neubauer on April 30, 2001
- More about ed tech by Scott McDonald on May 7, 2001
- Master's in Ed. Tech by Jorge Velastegui on May 12, 2001
- Masters by Benny Steele on May 14, 2001
  - Ed. Tech. Programs by Sandra Neubauer on May 18, 2001
- Masters in Educational Technology by Steve Terrell on May 14, 2001
Re: Masters in Educational Technology by Andrew Topper on May 7, 2001
Masters in Educational Technology by Margaret Vigneulle on May 10, 2001
- Response to Margaret by Jorge Velastegui on May 12, 2001
Were I went with my Masters in Computing and Education by Bruce Cattanach on May 15, 2001
Masters in Educational Technology by Swetal Sindhvad on April 9, 2003

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