In this specially designed program, you'll be exposed to the latest technology and learn about educational methods.

You'll take technology courses in communication, construction, manufacturing, and transportation and gain real-world experience working with materials, processes, energy systems, robots, and computers. You'll also learn about the principles of teaching and classroom strategies.

The program is accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE), International Technology Education Association (ITEA), and the Council on Technology Teacher Education (CTTE).

Electronic Portfolios

All education majors are required to produce an electronic portfolio highlighting their development as teachers. The portfolio is an excellent opportunity for technology students to showcase their Web development and other technology skills.

• Hands-on Experiences
• Technology Teacher Education Course Requirements
• TechEdSeq08.pdf
• Student Teaching
• Career Opportunities
• Ball State Technology Education Club (TECA-affiliated chapter)
• Advisory Board
• Contact Us

 The primary mission of Ball State's Major in Technology Teacher Education is to develop outstanding technology teachers.

Technology Teacher Education – Program Goals:

 Graduates of the program will . . .

1.   Demonstrate a broad understanding and competence in the general education.

2.   Develop a comprehensive understanding of technology, its evolution, utilization, significance, and relationships to individuals, society, and the environment.

3.   Acquire abilities and teaching competencies necessary to meet individual needs.

4.   Identify, develop, implement, and evaluate content and strategies for teaching others to design, produce, use, and assess technology.

5.   Be prepared to apply for Indiana certification and employment as a technology teacher.

6.   Be expected to excel as a technology teacher, representing and promoting the profession in a positive manner.

• The program is one of the top programs in the country, and Ball State has a strong reputation of excellence in preparing teachers.
• Graduates of the program are eligible to be licensed as secondary-level (grades 5-12) technology teachers in Indiana.
• The curriculum is constantly evolving to meet the needs of changing technologies.
• Technology teachers are in high demand and the trend is increasing.