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Thinking about what's next for your teaching career? Why not pursue a completely customizable, flexible, practical, and affordable 30 credit master's degree in Educational Technology? Did we mention that it's 100% online? Move up the pay scale and reignite your love of teaching with innovative curriculum and technology-focused concepts. Set yourself apart as a district leader with the Master of Educational Technology Degree from Wilson College in partnership with Eduspire.

The AI Endorsement (AIE) can be obtained through Wilson College by Pennsylvania educators along with a Master of Educational Technology degree or as a standalone endorsement. The Wilson College/PDE AI Endorsement is a 12-credit "micro-credential" designed to prepare educators to ethically integrate AI technologies. Click below to explore the curriculum and get started.

The Online Instruction Endorsement (OIE) can be obtained through Wilson College by Pennsylvania educators along with a Master of Educational Technology degree or as a standalone endorsement. This PDE-approved Online Learning Endorsement, consisting of four pre-defined courses, is designed to enable educators to distinguish their teaching practice for effective online learning. Click below to explore the curriculum and get started.

The Instructional Technology Specialist (ITS) certification can be obtained through Wilson College by Pennsylvania educators along with a Master of Educational Technology degree or as a standalone certification. This PDE-approved Instructional Technology Specialist certification, consisting of eight pre-defined courses, is designed to enable educators with technology-focused specialization in their schools or districts to become tech coaches and district tech leaders. Click below to explore the curriculum and get started.

And of course, feel free to browse our catalog of 60+ online courses — at 3 credits each, our ed-tech focused, cutting-edge, graduate-level PD courses are what thousands of educators nationwide count on to reinvigorate their teaching and "tech the next step" in their classrooms. The fall semester begins 8/31.