Birmingham, University College, BA (Hons), Education and Information Communication Technology

The student is required to complete modules to the value of 120 credits each year to achieve the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) qualification. Level 1: All modules are compulsory and are typically: principles of learning; creative and critical approaches to study; curriculum studies; creative information and communication technology in the classroom; exploring the information society; the role of information and communication technology. Level 2: compulsory modules are typically: models of e-learning; information and communication technology and the curriculum; developing multimedia learning resources; research for enquiry; optional modules may include: web design for education; behaviour and individual differences; mathematics and science in the curriculum; managing people; managing information and communication technology environments; the learning mentor; communication, language and literacy. Level 3: compulsory modules are typically: managing information and communication technology in education; information and communication technology project (2 credit module); contemporary issues in learning and information and communication technology; teaching and learning online; optional modules may include: information and communication technology and special needs; teaching and education; programming for education; managing people and education.