Dear Prospective Students,

Carnegie Mellon University is seeking students who are passionate about leveraging technology to develop better learning outcomes. Our Masters of Educational Technology and Learning Sciences (METALS) prepares our students to become learning designers, learning engineers, and education designers within organizations that are impacting education worldwide.

We invite you to attend our 30 minute virtual question and answer session on Tuesday, November 17, 2015 at 11:00 AM EDT. This is an opportunity for you to ask questions about the program, the application process as well as a way to learn more about our innovative degree in educational technology offered through the renowned Human-Computer Interaction Institute. This will be our final webinar session for this calendar year, so please plan on attending.

You can register for the virtual question and answer session by clicking here.

Prior to the Q&A session, we would encourage you to watch our virtual open house that was recorded on October 14, 2015. The presentation is followed by a 30 minute Q&A session. You can download the slides from the same link.

Can’t make the session? Send us your information, and we will send you information about the program and application process.

About the Program: METALS is a one-year, interdisciplinary masters program that trains graduate students to apply evidence-based research in learning to create effective instruction and educational technologies for formal and informal settings such as schools, workplaces, and museums. METALS culminates with a seven-month capstone project for an external client. Guided by industry and faculty mentors in this team-based research and development project, students experience the end-to-end process of a product cycle from idea through prototyping.

We are currently accepting applicants for consideration for the Fall 2016 class. Applications are due December 15. To learn more attend our virtual open house or visit our website at https://metals.hcii.cmu.edu.

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