Educational Technology: E-Learning and Knowledge Management - 18th edition
Academic information
Online teaching organisation
- This master’s degree is taught entirely online. Therefore, all teaching and assessment activities are online.
- Classes are live-streamed and are also always recorded so that students can watch them later if they are unable to attend at the established time. For this reason, it is not necessary for students to attend classes at the established time (although it is recommended).
Assessment
- All assessment activities are entirely online.
- Some activities and the final project defence are live-streamed and require students and teachers to meet via video call.
Check the academic year 24-25 timetable (in Spanish).
External practices
Internships are compulsory. The aim is to strengthen the relationship between academic knowledge and professional and research practice in the field of Educational Technology. Internships offer the student the chance to gain experience in real-life settings, especially in terms of collaboration, participation and decision-making.
Internships take place from November to June and are scheduled in accordance with the tasks that the student will be required to carry out at the host organisation. Students complete 100 hours at the host organisation, plus a further 50 hours of independent work.
The internships are carried out at companies, organisations, programmes related to the management of virtual training environments, lifelong learning, online training, creation of training materials, management of technological resources, etc. They may also be carried out in research centres or groups and at educational centres.
Internships can be done in Catalan, Spanish or English.
Master's degree final project
Guide to the Master’s Thesis subject.
Master’s Thesis can be written and defended in English, apart from Spanish.
Access to the Master's degree final project repository.
Mobility
Optional. Check the list of mobility agreements.
