Welcome to TIE!
Congratulations TIE Class of 2008!


TIE Online Open House
A Special Event for Prospective Students
Watch highlights of the recent TIE online open house, with faculty members Ilona Holland and Joe Blatt (TIE Director), and a panel of students.
Learn about the mission and philosophy of the TIE Program, its unique characteristics, the faculty, the curriculum, the TIE community, career paths of graduates, and about the application process, financial aid, and much more.
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Taking TIE to Work: An Alumni Panel

In early December, the TIE class of 2007, prospective students, and
alums enjoyed a stimulating and entertaining panel discussion about careers
with four TIE alums:
- Douglas Kiang, Ed.M. '01, Academic Technology Advisor, Noble and
Greenough School
- Amy Fienup Kramer, Ed.M. '03, Senior Developer, Six
Red Marbles
- Heidi Larson, Ed.M. '04, Research Associate, Center for
Online Professional Development, EDC
- Peter Pinch, Ed.M. '96, Director
of Technology for Interactive Content, WGBH.
The panelists presented their versions of "A Day in the Life" – what
their jobs are like now, as well as their career paths after studying
in the program. While the panelists work in different settings
(a school, a software development firm, a large educational research
group, and a public television station), they all shared a lively enthusiasm
for their work and their experiences as TIE students.
The panel discussion was followed by a networking reception for prospective
students, current students, and alums. The afternoon started with
a panel on the TIE program and the HGSE admissions and financial aid
process.
Program Description
The Technology, Innovation, and Education Program (TIE) prepares students to contribute to the thoughtful design, implementation, and assessment of educational media and technology initiatives. Graduates of the program fill leadership positions in a wide range of fields, including design and production, policy development and analysis, technology integration and administration, research and evaluation, and teaching with new technologies.
Read more: Program description.
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