Development Demonstrate the knowledge, skills, and dispositions to develop instructional materials and experiences by applying principles, theories, and research related to print, audiovisual, computer based and integrated technologies.
Coursework and experiences

Coursework
 

EDCI 5164: Principles of Instructional Design
Designed and developed an instructional module to be used for a graduate course in Literature entitled "The Gender of Modernism" at Radford University.
The Gender of Modernism


EDCI 5774: Problems in Education: Web Based Instruction
Designed and developed a time management module for freshmen student athletes enrolled in Virginia Tech's orientation course entitled "Athletic Transitions"


EDCI 6134: Instructional Design in Distance Education
Co-designed and developed and asynchronous learning unit on the goals of an orientation program. The learning unity was adapted from a synchronous learning unity that was delivered via the VTEL video conferencing system.
Goals of Orientation Learning Module
Designed and developed a schematic that outlines the processes and issues surrounding the development of distance education.
Distance Learning Developmental Schematic

EDCI 5534: Applied Instructional Design
Design and developed an online learning module based on motivational theories that addressed strategies for learning and success in a college environment.
Experiences

Assisted with the development of coursework within the Instructional Technology Master's degree program at Virginia Tech (ITMA).

Assisted with the development of a four disc multimedia set on gardening (This is Gardening).

Developed faculty development training workshops and online modules while serving as manager of Educational Technology labs at Virginia Tech.