Featured Contributors
Randy Meredith
I’m the Director of Academic Technology at Spring Arbor University. My background is in corporate technology. I am an adjunct instructor for EDU260, 360, MGT512, 516, CPS150. I have 18 years in software and hardware support, 9 years Web development & design, and 5 years supporting LMS platforms (WebCT, eCollege, Blackboard)
- Personal blog: http://blog.podagogy.com
- Portfolio site: http://randym.podagogy.com
Jason Archer
My title is “Educational Media Designer”, but I do a bitmore. I have a background in marketing and Web design and development sprinkled in with video production and writing. I’ve recently moved from the marketing side to the academic side and want to journal my journey in integrating the various technologies into teaching here at a small liberal arts university in the midwest. This site is my little experiment to connect with other educational technologists, learning designers and people who care about integration of technology and teaching/learning.
Guest Contributors
Allan Carrington
Allan is a Learning Designer in the Centre for Learning and Professional Development (CLPD) at the University of Adelaide in South Australia. He has a background in printing, publishing, web development and educational multimedia. He has two Masters Degrees - one in Interactive Multimedia and the other in Online Education. As well he has worked in learning and teaching in the VET sector and has a Cert IV in Assessment and Workplace Training. Allan was also on staff at the University of the Nations (YWAM) for nine years and has led schools (courses) in Hawaii and Texas USA, as well as Paraguay. He has taught in communications, marketing and research, print production and using the Internet for education. Allan has extensive experience in online collaboration and facilitation.
Allan’s Profile: http://www.adelaide.edu.au/clpd/about/clpdstaff/carringtona.html
Daniel Shackelford
Daniel has worked with technology in an academic environment for 10 years, across many platforms. Today he is a Systems Administrator, managing OS X , Windows, and Linux services, and developing solutions to the ever-changing problems in university infrastructure. While he likes and enjoys Mac OS X, he still uses Windows and Linux as well, and refuses to actively participate in the cult of Mac. If pressed, he will admit that he would rather be making cheese.
Daniel Shackelford can be contacted by emailing daniel [dot] shackelford [at] arbor [dot] edu
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