Top Online Technology Certification Programs: Technology Certificates

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Strayer University, the school below with the highest ranking, has proven itself as a leader in certifying students in technology to become successful technologists, computer engineers, computer programmers, computer scientists, etc. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are currently 78,600 individuals employed as health technologists and technicians in America, and their average annual salary is $42,180. Computer and mathematical science employees make on average $76,290 per year and there are about 3,303,690 of them employed today .

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Diploma in Information Systems: Internetworking Technology Emphasis

This course introduces students to the OSI model and LAN concepts. Topics include networking devices that operate at Physical, Data Link, and the Network layers of the OSI model, LAN and internetworking cabling requirements, IP addressing and subnetting, collision and broadcast domains, LANs, WANs, and TCP/IP. Also included are labs to demonstrate router startup, router setup, configuring router interfaces, and the basics of network management.

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Undergraduate Certificate in Information Systems: Internetworking Technology Emphasis

Strayer University Online Undergraduate Certificate in Information Systems As information systems evolve, continuing education remains as a critical part of technology. It is essential for information technology professionals to enhance their efficiency capability by gaining skills in areas such as: programming, database technology, database administration, database technology application development, web development, networking, internetworking, security administration, computer security and homeland security and information systems. Internetworking Basics (CIS337) This course introduces students to the OSI model and LAN concepts. Topics include networking devices that operate at Physical, Data Link, and the Network layers of the OSI model, LAN and internetworking cabling requirements, IP addressing and subnetting, collision and broadcast domains, LANs, WANs, and TCP/IP. Also included are labs to demonstrate router startup, router setup, configuring router interfaces, and the basics of network management.


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Total Programs	27
Subject Areas	27

Instructional Technology Specialist Certificate

This online, campus-free program is designed to prepare high quality professionals capable of assuming leadership roles within the field of instructional technology in an individual school, school district, or regional educational setting. We provide solid theoretical, research-based information to our students and equip them with a tool set that can be directly applied to their responsibility to integrate technology into the curriculum. This program leads to certification as an Instructional Technology Specialist and to a Master’s Degree in Instructional Technology (36 credits).


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MEd in e-Learning Technology and Design

Put latest technology to work. Technology advancements have made instructional design a critical skill for corporate trainers and adult educators. A well-designed learning environment improves learning and makes information available on demand anytime, from anywhere. Corporate trainers and those who design education for adults must keep pace with changing education and training technology to infuse e-learning into national and international teaching and learning models.

MEd in K-12 Instructional Technology

Developed for licensed educators, the MEd in K-12 Instructional Technology prepares educators seeking to advance their professional careers. Currently licensed educators find coursework, including capstone courses, designed to augment their professional knowledge, skills and aptitude. The MEd in K-12 Instructional Technology aligns with the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE®), Colorado Department of Education (CDE), and Colorado Commission on Higher Education (CCHE) professional standards. The CDE and CCHE recognize the high quality of JIU’s MEd preparation degrees and have designated JIU as a state-approved program of teacher and principal/administrator preparation. For most states, graduating from an approved program of preparation is an important step toward achieving educator licensure or certification.

MEd in K-12 Instructional Technology: Teacher Licensure

The MEd in K-12 Instructional Technology aligns with the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE®), Colorado Department of Education (CDE), and Colorado Commission on Higher Education (CCHE) professional standards. The CDE and CCHE recognize the high quality of JIU’s MEd preparation degrees and have designated JIU as a state-approved program of teacher and principal/administrator preparation. For most states, graduating from an approved program of preparation is an important step toward achieving educator licensure or certification.


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High School - Building Technology - Carpentry

Earn your High School Diploma with a focus in Building Technology. Earning your High School diploma opens up new career opportunities. Even if you decide not to go on to college, your Building Technology focused High School Diploma can get you started toward a vocational diploma in electrician, plumber, or carpenter. Your High School building technology electives are transferable to a Penn Foster trade program. Earning your high school diploma at home with Penn Foster is convenient, affordable, and accredited. Since there is no set class schedule, you study when and where it's convenient for you. You work at your own pace. There's no one to rush you or hold you back. And while you work independently, you're never alone. Expert instructors and support staff - dedicated to helping you complete your coursework – are just a phone call or an email away.

High School - Building Technology - Electrical

Earning your High School diploma opens up new career opportunities. Even if you decide not to go on to college, your Building Technology focused High School Diploma can get you started toward a vocational diploma in electrician, plumber, or carpenter. Your High School building technology electives are transferable to a Penn Foster trade program

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Total Programs	53
Subject Areas	80

Graduate Certificate in Educational Technology

Designed to meet the professional development needs of educators seeking to use new technologies in their schools and classrooms, an Educational Technology graduate certificate program covers the design, development, and implementation of technology-based learning experiences. Developing an expertise in educational technology can make you more valuable to your school or district, providing opportunities for career advancement and increased earning potential. When you earn your graduate certificate in Educational Technology from DeVry University, you may qualify for an Education Now that can save you on tuition costs.


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Total Programs	93
Subject Areas	66

Pharmacy Technology Offline

Ready to handle real responsibility and gain respect as a Pharmacy Technician?We can teach you what you need to know about drugs from dosage calculations and administration methods to indications and side effects. You’ll also learn to weigh measure, compound and blend ingredients and much, much more. Career Proﬁle

Pharmacy Technology Online

Ready to handle real responsibility and gain respect as a Pharmacy Technician? We can teach you what you need to know about drugs from dosage calculations and administration methods to indications and side effects. You’ll also learn to weigh measure, compound and blend ingredients and much, much more.