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ANNE BRODSKY, Ph.D., Chair
GREG WILLIAMS, Ed.D., Director and Clinical Associate Professor

Degrees Offered

M.A., P.B.C. (Degree Types )

Faculty

Learning and Performance Faculty

Program Description

Learning and Performance Technology (formerly ISD) is one of UMBC’s most established graduate programs, providing an innovative and engaging curriculum. These programs are completely online and are geared for those who design, deliver, support, and measure training, learning, and performance within organizations.

Program Admission Requirements

Master’s Applicants See Admissions Information

Certificate Applicants See Admissions Information

International Applicants See Admissions Information

Programs

• Learning and Performance Technology (formerly ISD), M.A.

• eLearning (formerly Distance Education), P.B.C.
• Instructional Systems Development, P.B.C.
• Instructional Technology, P.B.C.
• Learning and Performance Technology, P.B.C.

Courses

• LAPT 602 - Instructional Systems Development
• LAPT 603 - Analysis for Design and Evaluation
• LAPT 605 - The Adult Learner
• LAPT 610 - Business of Learning and Performance Technology
• LAPT 612 - Message Design
• LAPT 613 - Development of Multi-Media Instruction
• LAPT 641 - Online Classroom
• LAPT 643 - Principles of eLearning Education
• LAPT 647 - Corporate eLearning Training
• LAPT 648 - Consulting for Learning & Performance Tech.
• LAPT 649 - Trends and Issues in Learning and Performance Technology
• LAPT 671 - Principles of Training and Development
• LAPT 681 - Survey Of Instructional Technology Application
• LAPT 682 - Instructional Technology Design And Development
• LAPT 683 - Multi-Media Project Management
• LAPT 689 - Special Topics in LAPT
• LAPT 690 - Individual Projects in LAPT
• LAPT 693 - Media Technology Seminar
• LAPT 771 - Research Designs in Learning & Performance Technology
• LAPT 792 - LAPT Internship
• LAPT 794 - LAPT Capstone Experience
• LAPT 796 - Human Performance Technology
• LAPT 7700 - Master’s Special Study

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