Teaching

Since 2010, I have taught college students and media professionals the basics of podcasting, web design, email marketing, WordPress, and digital marketing. Also, my design advocacy work through Revision Path is taught at art schools and other institutions of higher learning around the world.

My teaching philosophy is rooted in accessibility, cultural relevance, and critical engagement, ensuring that students connect theory to practice while also situating their learning within broader historical and social contexts.

No matter the institution, I am eager to share my knowledge, experience, and scholarship to prepare students for critical inquiry and cultural leadership.

Check out my speaking page if you’d like to bring me to your classroom as a guest lecturer.

I created and taught a variety of courses through Mediabistro from 2013-2016. These courses ranged a number of different topics: WordPress website development, creating a podcast, email marketing basics, digital marketing basics, and many others.

These courses were all taught online, including facilitating live discussions and holding office hours for students. My students were mostly media professionals who needed to add something new to their skill set, and at times included one-on-one training for additional help.

From 2010-2013, I taught a course titled Principles of Web Development (BIS 325) as part of DeVry University’s College of Business and Management. This four credit hour course included a lab, and I created curriculum, gave lectures, led discussions, and advised students on web development fundamentals.

This also involved equipping them with the business knowledge necessary to facilitate communication with design professionals, with a focus on maintaining a balance between technology and business strategy.

Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) is a private nonprofit art school with locations in Savannah, Georgia; Atlanta, Georgia; and Lacoste, France.

I taught a series of digital marketing workshops at SCAD in 2015. These one-off workshops were a partnership between Mediabistro and SCAD.