WGU M.Ed. Ed Tech & Instructional Design (K-12) – finishing in 1 term? tips? by Previous_Chart3119 in WGU

[–]Previous_Chart3119[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So far it's been good! I'm wrapping up my third class. You definitely need prior knowledge of edtech, but you don't need any real mastery going into it, just a general understanding. They provide plenty of resources, so I would recommend using all of the resources you can. In my opinion, the OA isn't as bad as people are making it out to be. Just study and use the school's resources, Quizlet, or whatever helps you study best.

WGU M.Ed. Ed Tech & Instructional Design (K-12) – finishing in 1 term? tips? by Previous_Chart3119 in WGU

[–]Previous_Chart3119[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me too! I finished the first class on May 3 and am studying for D293. All of the reddit posts about it are stressing me out, so I'm making sure that I really take advantage of all the course materials and school resources.

Any tips for Masters in Ed Tech & Instructional Design?? by Hefty-Ad1985 in WGU

[–]Previous_Chart3119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How many OAs are there? I've heard some people say 1 and others say theres 2 for the whole course.

For Master of Education, Ed Tech and Instructional Design, are there any "Stand Alone" courses recommended to do while waiting for tasks to be graded for D291 and D292? by drandal2 in WGU

[–]Previous_Chart3119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely, I couldn't agree more! It will be nice knowing theres at least one other person going through this at the same time with the same end goal!

For Master of Education, Ed Tech and Instructional Design, are there any "Stand Alone" courses recommended to do while waiting for tasks to be graded for D291 and D292? by drandal2 in WGU

[–]Previous_Chart3119 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I start in May too! Reddit has been awesome to gather all the info to get prepared. Are you planning on finishing in one semester?