Division of Learning Technologies at George Mason University

The Division of Learning Technologies supports the following academic programs:

Learning Design and Technology (LDT): The Learning Design and Technology (LDT) program prepares students for positions in industry, government, and non-profit organizations that seek to strengthen workplace performance with learning interventions and experiences. The LDT program prepares students to work collaborative

ly with other professionals to ensure that learning experiences align with organizational goals. Learning Technologies in Schools (LTS): The Learning Technologies in Schools (LTS) program provides the knowledge and skills needed to enable P-12 teachers to design effective teaching and learning opportunities for P-12 learners using a range of technologies appropriate for in-person, online, and blended learning environments. PhD Specialization in Learning Technologies Design Research (LTDR): The PhD Specialization in LTDR is an innovative program that engages doctoral students in real world, workplace-based integrated design and research; LTDR addresses cross disciplinary progressive cycles of design, development, and research focused on promoting strategic thinking, innovation and creativity in the design of learning technologies to achieve educational goals. Postings for the Division of Learning Technologies are being made by Dr. Nada Dabbagh and Karla Alarcon of the Division of Learning Technologies on behalf of the Division of Learning Technologies.