
The Baldwin Wallace University Computer/Technology Endorsement is designed for licensed teachers who wish to add a specialized credential to their existing teaching license without completing a full master's degree. This endorsement requires 22 credit hours of coursework and two field experiences, preparing educators to effectively integrate technology into their teaching practices and meet Ohio Department of Education qualifications. The curriculum focuses on instructional technology tools, design, digital media, project-based learning, and leadership in technology implementation. Please note: As of May 13, 2026, this specific program is no longer admitting new students as a standalone major. However, coursework in this area remains vital across other academic programs at BW. Current students enrolled in the endorsement will continue to receive full support through to completion. For those interested in pursuing a master's degree alongside the computer/technology endorsement, additional courses are required, including 'Using Evidence, Research, and Data in Education' and three approved courses from MAEd specializations such as Literacy, Mild to Moderate Educational Needs, or School Leadership.
The Computer/Technology Endorsement curriculum spans three courses and two field experiences, totaling 22 credit hours. EDU 514 is a prerequisite for all other courses and is offered every semester.
Admission to teacher licensure programs may be impacted by a criminal record. Candidates with a criminal record not expunged or sealed may not be eligible for admission, and this may affect eligibility for an Ohio teaching license.
Tuition is charged per credit hour. Students in the School Partnership Program receive a discount.
To be eligible, applicants must hold an existing teaching license. A minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 is recommended, and applicants with degrees earned outside the U.S. must provide a course-by-course credential evaluation.
Graduate courses are $621 per credit hour. Educators in premier partner school districts receive a discounted rate of $563 per credit hour.
The Computer/Technology Endorsement requires 22 credit hours of coursework, including three courses and two field experiences.
It is recommended to apply at least four weeks before the desired term start date (Fall, Spring, or Summer). There is no application fee.
Teachers employed by a BW School Partnership Program school district are eligible for a tuition discount. Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loans and private education loans are also available for qualifying graduate students.
As of May 13, 2026, this specific program is no longer admitting new students as a standalone endorsement. However, current students will receive full support through to completion.