itma.vt.eduInstructional Technology Online (ITMA): For Current Students | College of Liberal Arts and Human Sc

iences | Virginia Tech ; in addition to considerable written content, many courses are supported by multimedia websites and communication tools. There are some deadlines as a guide for completing work, but the program is quite flexible to fit your schedule. Textbooks and software required are similar to what you might expect for on-campus courses. Are there ever face to face classes/meetings? No. The entire program is completed on-line. There are no face to face classes/meetings. Interaction with other students in the same class and the instructor will be supported by various technologies (e.g. email, discussion board, learning management system, etc). How many hours do I have to take to graduate? In order to graduate, you have to complete 30 credit hours of IT-related courses. You can take anywhere from one to twelve hours (full-time student status) every semester. However, we recommend students limit themselves to 3 credit hours for the first semester. ITMA students do find that the courses are rigorous. The minimum tuition is for 3 hours credit, so taking only one hour is not cost effective. We offer all ITMA courses every Spring, Summer, and Fall term. How long until I graduate? The length of your ITMA experience will depend on the number of credit hours you transfer in and on how many credit hours you take per semester. If you take the recommended, three credit hours per semester with no transfer credits, the program takes three years including summer sessions. Still Have Questions? If you still need more help, use the following contact information: Email: itma@vt.edu Phone: 1-540-231-9658 Mail: ITMA, Virginia Tech (0488), 144A Smyth, Blacksburg, VA 24061-0313Nationally Recognized Faculty Ken Potter, Clinical Assistant Professor and Program Leader Katherine S. Cennamo, Professor Glen Holmes, Collegiate Professor Barbara B. Lockee, Professor Alicia Johnson, Visiting Assistant Professor Kibong Song, Assistant Professor of PracticeContact If you need help, please use the following contact information: Email: itma@vt.edu Phone: 1-540-231-9658 Mail: ITMA, Virginia Tech (0488), 144A Smyth, Blacksburg, VA 24061 Instructional Technology Master’s Program (ITMA) 144A Smyth, Blacksburg, VA 24061 , Phone: 540-231-9658, itma@vt.eduGet Directions See All Locations Contact Virginia Tech University Status Principles of Community Privacy Statement Acceptable Use We Remember University Libraries Accessibility Consumer Information Stop Abuse Policies Equal Opportunity WVTF University Bookstore Jobs at Virginia Tech Strategic Plan © 2022 Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. All rights reserved. Facebook Twitter Instagram Linked In Pintrest YouTube Snapchat...