Prepare for a position as a fully certified K-12 teacher-librarian. Learn to develop and run a successful school library media program and discover how to establish information-rich learning environments to help students become effective creators, critical users, and communicators of ideas and information. Explore information technology as a tool to enhance teaching and learning. Acquire hands-on experience as you work in the field and manage library media programs.
This program is offered in an online + classroom format, a blend of in-person lecture and online learning.
What the Program Covers
- The principles and standards for creating library catalogs and cataloging records
- Accessibility of materials as the basis for development and management of library collections
- Hands-on experience in managing library media programs for schools
- Administration of materials, equipment, and services of library media programs for teaching and learning
- Assessment, establishment, and management of information technology for teaching and learning
- Information services and resources for educating K-12 students
- Theories, process, and practical applications of information literacy
- Electronic networking, Web site development, and library automation systems
Benefits
You will learn to successfully develop and manage library media programs that meet the needs of K-12 students and educators. You will earn 25 graduate-level credits upon completion of this program and be prepared for a K-12 Library Media Endorsement in your state.
Who Should Apply
Level: Experienced
If you have questions about your eligibility for this program, give us a call at 888-469-6499.
