What's Happening?

Spring Recruiting Dates Set - March 13th, 15th, & 20th

The Instructional Technology Department at San Jose State University is currently recruiting graduate students for the 2007-08 academic year. Four informational meetings have been scheduled in March for prospective students to learn about the department. Recuriting days are:

Campus Option - Designed for Corporate trainers, International Students and those wanting a campus option

Tuesday, March 13th - 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm Sweeney Hall 447, San Jose State University Campus

NEW  Milpitas Cohort - Designed for Teachers in the Milpitas area, Tuesday, March 20th, 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm Milpitas District Office, Room 206 1331 E Calaveras Blvd, Milpitas, CA 95035, (408) 945-2300


NEW Foothill Cohort - Designed for Teachers in the north county area, Tuesday, March 20th, 4:00 pm to  5:00 pm, Krause Center for Innovation, Foothill Community College, 12345 El Monte Road, Los Altos Hills, CA 94022

NEW East Side Cohort - Designed for teachers in San Jose, Wednesday, March 21st, 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm East Side Board Room, 830 N. Capitol Ave., San Jose, CA 9513

IT Advising Guide
The IT advising Guide contains detailed information about the application process, filing for candidacy, obtaining career and professional advising, comprehensive examinations, the IT Portfolio process, advisor contact information, the "big picture" of class scheduling and much more.

Sections in the guide assist you with plannning your program of studies, where to obtain forms, information on IT Department activities lots of help and assistance in planning your program of studies. We hope that you will download the guide and print off a copy as a reference to course planning.

Remember to work with your advisor when planning your program of studies. Your advisor is willing to meet with you to plan your courses and to assist you in meeting your career and/or professional objectives.

Have you filed for Candidacy?
Are you planning on graduating in May 2007 or December 2007? If so, you need to see your advisor and file your candidacy form. Students may file their candidacy forms after they have completed their two prerequisite courses (EDIT 186 and EDIT 188) and any three other courses. Candidacy forms should be filed one semester before the student plans to graduate. Graduate School policy states, "you will need to provide proof of candidacy approval when filing your application for graduation.

A Master's candidate cannot formally apply for the award of degree until the Advancement to Candidacy has been approved by the Graduate Studies & Research Office." Additionally, the Graduate School suggests "you file your Advancement to Candidacy petition as soon as you have completed nine letter-graded units in graduate division at SJSU and have satisfied the graduate requirement of Competency in Written English (English competency must be completed before the Candidacy petition will be considered by the Graduate Studies Office)."

Consult your advisor when filing:


    * Dr. Robertta H. Barba - SH 404 - email: rbarba@email.sjsu.edu

    * Dr. Mei-Yan Lu - SH 424 - email: meiyan@email.sjsu.edu

    * Prof. Steve McGriff - SH 423 - email: smcgriff@email.sjsu.edu

    * Dr. Robert Isaacson - SH 425 - email: rei@email.sjsu.edu

OR

    * Call the IT Office at (408) 924-3620 for assistance


What is candidacy?
The candidacy form is simply an agreement between the student and the university about the courses to be completed in order to each the MA degree in Instructional Technology.

Where can I obtain a candidacy form?
http://www.sjsu.edu/gradstudies

Once you've completed the form, submit it to your advisor for approval. It's simple, but very necessary to pay attention to the deadlines.

IT ID IT Lab and Tutoring Services

Do you have your IT ID?
The Instructional Technology Department has set up a tutoring and homework center for Instructional Technology Students in Sweeney Hall 446 phone 408.924.5316.
The IT center is available to all Instructional Technology Students. The lab hours are as follows:

    * Monday 2 to 6 pm

    * Tuesday 3 to 7 pm

    * Wednesday - 2 to 6 pm

    * Thursday - 3 to 7 pm

    * Friday - CLOSED

    * Saturday - 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month

Students may obtain their IT IDs in Sweeney Hall 404 during regular business hours.

Lab support provided by Jason Mercer - email: jmercer_121@hotmail.com

Fall 2007 Admissions
Are you interested in applying for admission to the San Jose State University Instructional Technology Program for Fall 2007? If you are interested in applying for the program, contact us for an information packet. We will get your packet to you in the return mail. Interested applicants may call the IT Program Office at (408) 924-3620 or (408) 924-3613, OR you may email us at: rbarba@email.sjsu.edu. In any case, if you are considering a Master's Degree in Instructional Technology, we'd love to get you an information packet.

Apply on line:

Domestic Students visit http://csumentor.edu

International Students visit

http://www.sjsu.edu/gradstudies/InternationalGradAppl.pdf (pdf format)

Application Deadline for Domestic Students for Fall 2007 is August 1, 2007

Information on other application dates may be obtained from the Graduate School web server at: http://www.sjsu.edu/gradstudies

CSU On-line Application form at: http://www.csumentor.edu

International Student Application form at:
http://www.csumentor.edu

Fast Track Your Application visit the IT Fast Track page: http://www2.sjsu.edu/depts/it/fast.html

Check your status by visiting http://my.sjsu.edu

Advising Information
Do you want to talk to someone about your career goals and objectives? Be sure to see the IT On-line Advisor. Need help with your course selection? Each IT student is assigned an academic advisor to help them with course selection, career preparation, professional challenges, personal problems related to academic performance and so forth. Advisors can be reached in their offices Monday through Thursday afternoons. For quick information concerning policies and procedures, see the San Jose State University Instructional Technology Faculty Advising Guide (pdf version). During the summer months, email is the best way to contact your advisor.

Technology Test Dates - Spring 2007
Students enrolling in Teacher Education, Child Development, or Special Education teacher credential programs (both single and multiple subjects) should plan to take the College of Education Technology Test. The College of Education Technology Test is a four-hour long, hands-on examination designed to assess students readiness for "methods" courses and student teaching experiences. The test will be administered at the following times:

Note: Check in time is at 7:30 am in Sweeney Hall 431 for Saturday testing and 11:45 am for Friday testing.

    * February 17, 2007 - 8:00 am - Saturday - SH 433

    * March 17, 2007 - 8:00 am - Saturday - SH 433

    * April 14, 2007 - 8:00 am - Saturday - SH 433

    * May 19, 2007 - 8:00 am - Saturday - SH 433

Students may register for the test in Sweeney Hall 404. Monday through Friday from 1:00 pm until 5:00 pm.

    Ms. Fabiola Zendegas

    San Jose State University

    One Washington Square Hall

    San Jose, CA 95192-0076

If you need to speak to someone in person about the test, call Ms. Fabiola Zendegas at 408.924.3620 or email her at fzendeja@email.sjsu.edu

Study materials and PDF (Acrobat) registration form are available online at:
http://www2.sjsu.edu/depts/it/compch

NOTE: You will not receive formal confirmation - Please report on the test day for which you registered. If for some reason the test is filled, you will be called and given the opportunity to select another testing time.  While efforts are made to match students to operating systems (Mac or PC) it is not possible to guarantee students the computer operating system of their choice.  No student is guaranteed a Mac or a PC. Please report 15 to 20 minutes ahead of time on test day. Tests are given in Sweeney Hall 431, 446 and/or 433.

Forms On Line
In an effort to meet the needs of busy professional students, the Graduate School at San Jose State University has streamlined operations. Graduate students may obtain the most commonly used forms online without a visit to the Graduate School. The new web site, Checklist for Completion of Master's Degree at http://witloof.sjsu.edu/proj/ gradstud/check.htm is a wonderful resource for students. All forms in this section require the use of Adobe Acrobat - visit Adobe for a free reader - http://www.adobe.com/acrobat

Program Evaluation Reports
Each semester, members of the graduating class evalute the overall instructional technology department, their courses of study and their educational experiences. In establishing a total quality learning environment, those reports are shared here. Please note that the files are stored as pdf documents and may be read with Adobe Acrobat Reader. Those with disabilities should call the IT Offices at 408.924.3620 to obtain an electronic text-based version.

    * Spring 2006 IT Program Evaluation Report (PDF Format)

    * Fall 2005 IT Program Evaluation Report (PDF Format)

    * Spring 2005 IT Program Evaluation Report (PDF Format)

    * Fall 2004 IT Program Evaluation Report (PDF Format)

    * Spring 2003 IT Program Evaluation Report (PDF Format)

    * Spring 2002 IT Program Evaluation Report (PDF Format)

    * Fall 2001 IT Program Evaluation Report (PDF Format)

    * Fall 2000 IT Program Evaluation Report

    * Spring 2000 IT Program Evaluation Report

    * Fall 1999 IT Program Evaluation Report

    * Spring 1999 IT Program Evaluation Report

    * Fall 1998 IT Program Evaluation Report

EDIT 124, EDIT 180, EDIT 186, EDIT 272 On Line

EDIT 124 - Selection of Media Materials , EDIT 186 - Using Instructional Media, EDIT 180 - Independent Study, and EDIT 272 Information Management & Distance Learning Systems, are now ready in a self-paced, on-line format. These courses have been developed as an anywhere, anytime, teaching/training on demand course. Students may enroll from home and complete the courses on their own time schedule. Take a peak or enroll today and begin your course of study:


    EDIT 124 Selection of Media Materials

    EDIT 186 Using Instructional Media

    EDIT 180 Independent Study

    EDIT 272 Information Management and Distrance Learning Systems


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