Kimberly Eke, Ph.D.

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

2006-present
Senior Manager, Teaching and Learning Interactive. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC.

1999-2003
Instructional Designer (online courses). World Campus, Penn State University, University Park, PA.

1996-1998
Project Lead (online courses). Virtual University, Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI.

1995-1996
Web Development Specialist. Office of Grants and Technology, State of Michigan Department of Education.

SCHOLARSHIPS, MEMBERSHIPS, AND AWARDS

2011 Carolina Technology Consultants IT Award
North Carolina Distance Learning Association Board
Sloan-C Faculty Development Advisory Board
Phi Kappa Phi
ASTD Measuring and Evaluating Learning Certificate, 2007
International Who’s Who of Professionals, 2005
Certified MBTI Administrator, Center for the Applications of Psychological Type, 2004
Bright Future Award, Department of Distance Education/World Campus, Penn State University, 2000.
Dissertation Completion Fellowship, College of Agriculture & Natural Resources, Michigan State University, 1998.
Distinguished Graduate Service Award, Department of Resource Development, Michigan State University, 1996.
NSF Fellowship for Qualitative Research Field Methods, Department of Sociology, University of Georgia-Athens, 1995.

PRESENTATIONS, PANELS AND WORKSHOPS

Ragan, L. and K. Eke (2012) Being There: Establishing and Maintaining Online Teaching Presence. Teaching Professor Conference (June 1-3).
Eke, K. and M. Perrone (2011) Resisting Change: If It's Futile, Why Do So Many People Do It? Sakai Conference 2011 (June 14-16).
Eke, K. (2011) How to Support Sakai with No New Staff or Money. Sakai Conference 2011 (June 14-16).
Eke, K. and C. MacAllister (2010) Blended Course Design Made Easy: 3 Simple Steps to Success. 16th Annual Sloan Consortium International Conference on Online Learning (November 3-5).
Eke, K. and M. Bell (2010) Click, Play, Rewind, Remember: Learning Technologies at UNC. CTC Retreat, UNC-Chapel Hill.
Eke, K. (2010) Make Your Pilot a Purple Cow: Something Worth Talking About. Sakai Conference 2010 (June 15-17)

Eke, K. (2009) Using Multimedia to Create Engaging Learning Experiences. ThinkTank '09 (June 1).
Eke, K. and M. Bell (2009) Using Multimedia to Enhance Student Engagement. NC Distance Learning Association Conference (April 28)

Eke, K. (2008) Multimedia Simulations. University of North Carolina Distance Learning Forum (December 10).
Eke, K., Gordon, T., Clouser, S., Watson, C., and Fenlason, C. (2008) Planning, Pilot Programs, and Production: A Panel. Sakai Regional Conference at Virginia Tech (November 11-12), Blacksburg, VA.
Eke, K. and Collado, A. (2008) Learning Management Systems at UNC Chapel Hill. UNC-Chapel Hill Carolina Technology Consultants Annual Retreat (October 17), Chapel Hill, NC.
Eke, K. and Green, C. (2008). Using Clickstream Analysis to Make Learning Visible. Educause Learning Initiative Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX.

Eke, K. and Evans, E. (2007). Games. Seriously. UNC-Chapel Hill Carolina Technology Consultants Annual Retreat, Chapel Hill, NC.
Eke, K. and Green, C. (2007). Future Content: Designing Instructional Materials for the Digital Native. Educause Learning Initiative Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA.
Eke, K. (2007). Considering Alternatives to Commercial Learning Management Systems (panel). Teaching and Learning with Technology Conference: Building Connections, Raleigh, NC.

Eke, K. and Crabb, C. (2006). Instructional designers as change agents. Lilly Conference on College and University Teaching, Greensboro, NC.

Eke, K. and Stasz, B. (2005). On the Other Side of the Digital Divide: A Technology Case Study from Uzbekistan. Georgia Conference on Information Literacy, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA.
Eke, K. (2005). Creating interactive multimedia PowerPoint presentations. Invited presentation, Burlington Day School, Burlington, NC.
Eke, K. (2005). Why use digital video? Workshop presenter for Winter Term Faculty Development Workshop: Millennial Learners, Elon University, Elon, NC.
Eke, K. (2004). Integrating DV into your classes. Workshop presenter for Summer Faculty Development Workshop: Intensive Multimedia, Elon University, Elon, NC.

Eke, K. (2004). Dreamweaver for the fearless: creating web sites to support instruction. Workshop presenter for Summer Faculty Development Workshop: Intensive Multimedia, Elon University, Elon, NC.
Eke, K. and Crabb, C. (2004). Using digital portfolios in assessment. Workshop presenter for faculty development workshop, Elon University, Elon, NC.

Eke, K. (2003). Stellar presentations. Workshop presenter for faculty development workshop, Elon University, Elon, NC.
Eke, K. (2003). A blueprint for successful web sites: information architecture and web design. Presentation at the Web 2003 Conference for Penn State Web Professionals, University Park, PA.

Eke, K. and S. Rocco. (2002). Less is more: designing for usability and accessibility. Workshop presenter, 18th Annual Conference on Distance Teaching and Learning, Madison, WI.
Rocco, S., Eke, K., Hackenberger, L. and Holsing, C. (2002). Much ado about usability. Paper presentation at the 18th Annual Conference on Distance Teaching and Learning, Madison, WI.
Eke, K. (2001). Less is more: what the web research tells us. Workshop presenter at the 2001 Penn State Faculty Summerfest, University Park, PA.

COURSES TAUGHT
Elon University:

SOC 370A: Environmental Sociology (designed new course for the university; blended)

Penn State University, World Campus (fully online courses):

IST 6782: Functional Web Site Design (co-designed new course for the university)
IST 6735: Overview of Internet Technologies
IST 6731: Introduction to HTML (1)
IST 6732: Introduction to HTML (2)

Michigan State University:

RD 200: Issues and Applications in Resource Development
RD 491: Computer Technologies in the Workplace (designed new course for the university; hybrid)

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AND CONSULTING

Consultant/faculty (2010 & 2011). Academic Impressions. Faculty Development in Blended and Online Learning.
Consultant (2010). Midlands Technical College. Faculty Development Workshop: Blended Course Design.
Consultant/faculty (2008). Academic Impressions. Applying Emerging Technologies.
Instructional Technology Consultant (2005 & 2006). Academy for Educational Development/Global Education, U.S. Agency for International Development and the Republic of Uzbekistan Ministry of Education, Washington D.C. and Tashkent, Uzbekistan. PEAKS Project.
Instructional Technology Consultant (2005). Burlington Day School, Burlington, NC.
Instructional Technology Consultant (1998). Ingham County Public Schools, Lansing, MI.

PUBLICATIONS

Eke, K. (2008, November). Using clickstream recording to make learning visible. Online classroom: ideas for effective online instruction [Newsletter], 3-7
Rocco, S., Eke, K., Hackenberger, L. and Holsing, C. (2002). Much ado about usability. 18th Annual Conference on Distance Teaching and Learning Proceedings. Madison, WI.

Monday, January 21, 2008