Showing posts with label course development. Show all posts
Showing posts with label course development. Show all posts

Sunday, November 1, 2009

Melissa A. Venable

Melissa A. Venable

Melissa A. Venable, USA, Post Secondary, Adult, Online Education

I am an instructional designer and project manager with experience in higher education (public and for profit) and industry. My background also includes working in higher education student services as a career counselor, academic advisor, and instructor for first-year students.

I received my doctorate in 2007, in curriculum and instruction - instructional technology, focusing on the online delivery of career services. I also hold graduate degrees in instructional psychology and administration.

Design Doc
This blog focuses on my perspective of online learning and online courses as a designer and developer.

Theme: online education, instructional design, instructional technology, learning, course development, systems approach, faculty support, open education resources, copyright, fair use

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Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Eric Tremblay

Eric Tremblay

Eric Tremblay, Kingston, Ontario, Canada, University & College, Educational Technology

EduBlogger since August 2004. Senior Instructional Designer – 2002 to present (Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston, Ontario). Adjunct Professor – Health Sciences –2001 to present (St. Lawrence College, Kingston, Ontario).

e-Learning Acupuncture
This e-Learning blog focuses on practical tips, tools and topics that relate to technology in education. With a particular emphasis on issues in distance education, you can find information on many important topics that interest today’s modern educators.

Theme: e-learning, learning, online courses, courseware, instructional design, course development, learning management systems, webct, flash, learning objects, education, royal military college