The purpose of this study is to analyze the current status of Educational Technology course in the curriculum of National University of Education in Korea and to find the implications for pre-service teacher education program. The main method was literature review: 1) Educational Technology syllabus from 11 National University of Education, 2) project reports for Teacher Education Program supported by Ministry of Education, and 3) conference proceedings and journal articles. The results show that there are a number of problems and implications among the current status of Educational Technology courses in the curriculum of elementary pre-service teacher education. First, there are significant differences among the ways how each professor actually runs the Educational Technology course. In addition, it is hard to find any attempts to employ the practical needs from elementary school and contemporary society demands beyond the core Educational Technology theory and content. Also the lack of systematic approaches and precise information needed for appropriate syllabus is pointed out. To improve these problematic circumstance a number of suggestions were made. Developing the standardized curriculum, syllable, and textbook is one of the major alternatives. Next, actual needs assessment for elementary school teachers and classroom for what Educational Technology would assist should be conducted and employed in developing the standardized curriculum, syllable, and textbook. Lastly, applying instructional design theory in preparing syllable was suggested.