• Introduction to Mass Media
• Media Writing
• Media Aesthetics
• Media & Government
• Qualitative Research
• Quantitative Research
• Audience Research (Media Spending)
• Business of Entertainment
• Senior Seminar: Fun & Games
• Senior Seminar: Political Communication
• Freshman Seminar: What's a Game?
• Games & Society
• Game Design
• Game Industry
• Web Design

• My CV
• My Teaching Philosophy

Over time I have put my syllabi into web pages, wiki pages and into a content management system. The goal is to make course information, projects, and assorted class related information available whenever and wherever students want access. No more worries about papers lost in volumninous backpacks. And I can share current resources as I find them throughout the semester.

• Syllabus and resources for Quantitative Research Methods - example using a website
• Qualitative Research Syllabus - example using a web page
• Resources for Business of Entertainment class - example using a webpage
• Semester project for audience research - example using a wiki page
• Syllabus for first year seminar on games - example using a wiki page
• Games & Society Syllabus - example using a content management system
• Projects for Games & Society class - example using content management system
• Semester project for Qualitative Research Methods - example using a content management system

I'm really proud of my students and all their hard work. Here are some pictures and links about them.

• iMPrint - the online magazine students started that I helped with
• Set 1 and Set 2 - Photos of student end of the semester presentations in Second Life of research results from Qualitative Research Methods
• Photos from a Halloween party students organized in SecondLife - an exercise in creating community in a virtual world for my games & society students
• Photos from a 24 hour game jam - students organized it on our campus to practice for their participation in the Global Game Jam
• One of the games students created during the 24 hour jam
• Student made games
• Set1 and Set 2 - Playtesting board games in Games & Society class
• Students building in Second Life
• Students presenting their research at conferences