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American College of Education Reviews of Master's in Instructional Technology

7 Reviews

Locations:   Chicago (IL) 

Annual Tuition: $6,600

100% of students said this degree improved their career prospects
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Student Reviews - Master's in Instructional Technology

Student Reviews - Master's in Instructional Technology

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SJ

Reviewed: 6/28/2023

Degree: Instructional Technology

Great program! I find the readings and video lectures useful and a great reference for my job. I appreciate the opportunity to interact with classmates to share ID resources and ideas. Professors go above and beyond to set office hours and answer questions. One of them, takes the time to recorded a videos to provide feedback.

Angela Fitzpatrick

Reviewed: 5/24/2023

Degree: Instructional Technology

One of the major issues I encountered was the lack of guidance and examples provided during projects. It often felt as though we were thrown into the deep end without clear directions or tutorials. This lack of direction made it challenging to navigate through assignments and felt like a waste of time when I spent 98% of this course googling. It would have been beneficial to have concrete examples or real-world applications to refer to, enabling a better understanding of the expectations and objectives.... Read More

Richelle Jose

Reviewed: 5/12/2023

Degree: Instructional Technology

ACE gave me the flexibility I needed to pursue my Masters but still earn a time and money worthy degree. It was challenging enough to push you to learn new things but also has bandwidth to where you can show your individuality and creativity. I enjoyed my time at ACE and improved upon skills helping in my new job. My writing skills definitely improved and I learned networking, new applications, and gained a strong foundation for training/teaching. I’m more well rounded and ACE helped me cultivate... Read More

Adam D Smith

Reviewed: 1/14/2022

Degree: Instructional Technology

ACE is very big on project-based learning. There's a heavy focus on production, so if you're looking for a traditional lecture format you'll be disappointed. I think some of the low reviews here are from people who had the wrong expectations. The formatting is indeed very linear, but the readings and projects are interesting. The faculty are also very experienced, so they have a lot of good feedback. If you want to listen to professors talk for hours and take notes, this is not the program for you.... Read More

Rachel

Reviewed: 4/3/2020

Degree: Instructional Technology

I am very pleased with my experience at ACE. The affordable online program made it possible for me to earn a Master's degree. I found all my instructors to be present and responsive. The coursework is well designed to give solid base of knowledge. A few negative reviews stated the coursework was too heavy a load. I found the amount of work to be rigorous but reasonable. I spent about 15-20 hours a week on school work. I liked the consistency in class and assignment schedules. Each course is 5 weeks.... Read More

CM

Reviewed: 8/9/2019

Degree: Instructional Technology

ACE has to be one of the best online programs that I have attended. I received my Master's and Doctorate from another online institution, paid a lot of money for them. However, with ACE's mission for affordability, this was the way to go for another Master's. The registrar, student services, library, student commons, department chairs and instructors are all willing to help you. For an online college, it is amazing the communication that is provided. The curriculum is also amazing,relevant and rigorous.... Read More

Donald

Reviewed: 5/9/2019

Degree: Instructional Technology

Im very curious of those who reported low reviews of this fine online college. In some cases it was the technology (navigating, architecture) noted, which is still commensurate with most online institutions. In other cases it was the rigor some took exception to, something you would hope to see in a graduate level experience from any institution. I found the technical aspects of an online campus challenging and frustrating at times, but therein lies the rewards for those who persevere in an environment... Read More

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