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College Professor, Author & Instructional Designer ("I'm so Julia")

🎓 Did you know that as an art history professor, I’m also an instructional designer and eLearning developer? 🎨 For the past 15 years, I’ve been transforming complex concepts in art history into engaging, accessible learning experiences—both in the classroom and online. Here’s how: 🔹 Curriculum Design: I design courses with clear, measurable learning objectives, ensuring each lesson builds toward a deeper understanding of art and its historical context. From creating syllabi to planning assessments, I’m focused on aligning content with meaningful learning outcomes. 🔹 Engaging Content Creation: Whether it’s developing visually engaging PowerPoint presentations, writing lecture notes, or creating interactive group activities, I strive to make learning stimulating and relevant for students. 🔹 eLearning Development: I’ve developed courses for asynchronous online formats, leveraging tools like learning management systems (LMS) and multimedia resources to bring art history to life in the digital space. 🔹 Active Learning: I emphasize problem-based and critical thinking activities, encouraging students to actively engage with materials through discussions, case studies, and projects (like my recent Deity Detective activity). 🔹 Assessment & Feedback: Just like an instructional designer, I create quizzes, essays, and other assessments that are aligned with learning objectives, ensuring students can demonstrate their understanding in meaningful ways. As a professor, instructional designer, and eLearning developer, I am passionate about shaping educational experiences that foster curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking in every learner. 🎓💡 #InstructionalDesign #HigherEd #eLearning #ArtHistory #ActiveLearning #CurriculumDesign #EdTech #OnlineLearning #LearningExperienceDesign

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