About the Digital2Learn Team
The Digital2Learn team launched our brand in 2018, beginning with four colleagues, two microphones, and a podcast. As the podcast grew and we reached out 100th episode, we observed key themes and needs among our featured guests and listening community. Most notably, we realized that educators share common struggles of teaching with technology. We also realized that we are fortunate to have extensive resources, experiences and networks on teaching with technology that we can share publicly to serve individuals and institutions.
Brad Garner, Ph.D.
With a lifetime of experience in K-12 and Higher Ed teaching, training, and administration, Brad is the Primary Content Curator for Digital2Learn. He also serves as the Digital Learning Scholar in Residence for IWU N&G. When he isn't working, you'll find Brad trolling the aisles of Goodwill for new glasses, cheering on any number of the lowly Cleveland professional sports franchises, and visiting the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame.
Tiffany Snyder, Ph.D.
Tiffany leads the Digital2Learn team and Faculty Enrichment efforts at IWU N&G . As a scholar-practitioner, Tiffany is committed to building bridges between research and teaching. She is drawn to work involving innovative and collaborative partnerships within and outside of higher education. When Tiffany is not partnering with faculty, she can be found writing in her home office, participating in a spin class, or playing outdoors with her husband, children, and Shiba Inus.
Michael Jones, M.F.A.
Mike serves as the Show Engineer for the Digital2Learn podcast, Mixed Media Producer, and Extended Reality Developer for IWU N&G. After serving his country in the U.S. ARMY, Mike pursued an education in screenwriting and directing. Mike weaves the magic of movies into his collaborations with faculty and staff to tel stories and build virtual worlds that infuse online courses with life.
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