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Mark Anthoney
MEMBER
ORGANIZATIONSeattle University
PROFESSIONInstructional Designer
COUNTRYUnited States
WEBSITEhttps://www.seattleu.edu/cdli/

I have taught classroom-based media production courses and large enrollment online courses at The University of Iowa. I also have over eight years experience consulting with faculty in the design, development and implementation of various web-based instructional solutions for in-person, hybrid and online courses. I hold a Master's in Media Studies and a Master's in Library and Information Science from The University of Iowa, where I researched the intersection of information technologies and cultural practices in American society. I am especially interested in helping faculty identify areas of their courses where the application of instructional technologies can help advance pedagogical effectiveness to improve student learning outcomes.

RESEARCH INTERESTS
problem-based learning, community of inquiry, blended learning, active learning spaces, eportfolios, design thinking, transformative learning
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