Author: Dave Goodrich
Dave leverages active learning strategies while using emerging technologies as an instructional designer at MSU. He works with MSU IT Academic Technology and The Hub for Innovation in Learning and Technology where he collaborates with faculty to develop new courses, redesign existing courses, and consult on learning objects. Dave started working at MSU in 2012 and also helps facilitate faculty workshops and is a guest instructor with the MSU College of Education. In 2008, Dave got his start in instructional design at Spring Arbor University and helped start up the MyBlend program at Michigan Virtual University. Before that, he was a high school science and physical education teacher. Dave has a Master’s degree in Education specializing in Instructional Design for Online Learning from Capella University. Follow him on Twitter @RangerDavie. 
2015 has been a truly spectacular year at Michigan State University, hasn’t it?
So much to reflect on!
From Coach Mark Dantonio and our amazing football team’s accomplishments, to the momentous events surrounding Project 50/60 conversation on civil and human rights, and all the amazing MSU work being done locally and around the world for technology, agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, education, energy, sustainability, and the arts. Read Full Article →
Have you ever walked into a classroom and wondered how you would possibly make it work for your lesson plan that day?
Growing active learning spacesIn 2012, MSU IT Teaching and Learning Technology began partnering with the Office of Faculty & Organizational Development by launching a new faculty development program revolving around the Rooms for Engaged and Active Learning (REAL). Read Full Article →
MSU purchased a subscription to the Quality Matters (QM) rubric and online resources to assist faculty and instructors in creating quality courses that will improve online education and support student learning.
This pilot is a partnership between the Center for Integrative Studies in General Science, College of Arts & Letters, and IT Services. Read Full Article →
MSU purchased a subscription to the Quality Matters (QM) rubric and online resources to assist faculty and instructors in creating quality courses that will improve online education and support student learning.
This pilot is a partnership between the Center for Integrative Studies in General Science, College of Arts & Letters, and IT Services. Read Full Article →
I work with an amazing team of instructional designers, faculty and educational media designers. These people are good. If you have worked with them before, you will know what I mean.
They know what they are doing mostly because they are constantly learning and collaboratively growing in their craft. Read Full Article →
