Welcome to the unique online Master's program that prepares School Library leaders. Mansfield University's School Library and Technologies program is nationally reviewed and recognized by the American Association of School Librarians (AASL) and the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE).
Mansfield University's Master of Education in School Library and Information Technologies (M.Ed.) is an exciting program designed around the AASL publications, Empowering Learners and Standards for 21st Century Learners.
The program is practical and offered 100% online via Desire2Learn, a powerful web-based course management system. The program is a nationally recognized NCATE-AASL Reviewed & Approved School Library Media Education Program. Almost all SL&IT students work full-time, taking classes part time. The average student takes 2-3 years to complete the program.
If you are a certified teacher in Pennsylvania, successful completion of this program and required tests will enable you to add library science K-12 certification to your credentials. Teachers in other states may earn Pennsylvania certification and request reciprocity from their state’s department of education or complete Mansfield’s program as part of their home state’s requirements. Approximately 50 percent of students enrolled in this degree program are out-of-state.
provide expertise in planning and managing the use of electronic technologies and information
teach students to access, apply and evaluate information to solve problems
partner with teachers to design, implement and assess curriculum and instruction to meet academic standards
select and manage resources to meet the literacy and information needs of students and the curriculum
build and oversee a school library program that promotes literacy and information literacy as keys to authentic, lifelong learning for students
serve as a leader in implementing quality instruction and creating authentic learning experiences
then school librarianship is for you! Mansfield University's master's program in School Library and Information Technologies can help you to meet your educational goals and career objectives.
For further information about the program please continue to our Prospective Student page and find out "Is an Online School Library Degree for Me?".
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Click here to view available scholarships.
You will find a wealth of information on this Lib Guide to help you transition from SL&IT student to school librarian.
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September 2011 - "Making an Impact with Impact Studies" by Adam Marcus and Melissa Leman February 2011 - "School Library Impact Studies Project" by Students of LSC 5530, School Library Advocacy (Debra Kachel) September/October 2010 - "Welcoming America's Newest Immigrants: Providing Access to Resources and Services for English Language Learners" by Helen Adams Summer 2010 - "Legislatively Speaking... Becoming Politically Active" by Debra Kachel. Read also a sample of Articles by other SL&IT faculty and students. |
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Cindy Keller, Program Director
(717) 816 - 6995 (Cell)
Jill Scott, SL&IT Secretary
(570) 662 - 4790
(570) 662 - 4334 (Fax)
Mansfield University is a community in the best sense of the word. We look out for each other. We push ourselves to dream big. We work hard to achieve success. We care. Mansfield welcomed its first student in 1857 – and to this day, the University continues to seek and serve students with big dreams for their futures.
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