Integrated School Library Media and Technology, MA

36 credit hours

This is offered as an online degree.

As the world turns increasingly digital, the role of library media specialists is becoming even more important. Long considered experts in books, these library leaders are also vital in teaching digital citizenship, media literacy, and educational technology. The Integrated School Library Media MA degree is just the place for teachers looking to expand their impact and learn more about how to manage a dynamic library program.

The Lindenwood School Library Media program has one goal: to create confident school librarian candidates with strong skill sets and unique learning experiences. Our students are prepared for their new role through our innovative and forward-thinking curriculum that focuses on meaningful and relevant coursework and experiences, informed by the Future Ready Library frameworks, National School Library Standards, and the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Standards for School Librarians.

Requirements

Core Curriculum

EDT 50900	Innovation Mindset	3
EDU 51000	Conceptualization of Education	3
EDU 57000	Educational Research	3

Library/Media Curriculum

EDL 51000	Organizing Information	3
EDL 52000	Developing and Managing Collections	3
EDL 54500	Field and Clinical Experiences	3
EDL 56000	The K-12 Library Media Specialist	3
EDL 56100	Management of the Library Media Center	3
EDL 56200	PK-YA: Literature at all Levels	3
EDL 56300	The Digital Librarian	3
EDL 56400	Collaboration, Curriculum, and Learning Diversity	3
EDL 56500	Real World Literacy	3

Other advanced library/media electives may be required depending on certifying state.