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John is a Senior Academic Consultant - Instructional Designer at Baylor University. He is also an occasional online adjunct instructor teaching undergraduate and graduate-level courses in instructional technology/design and introductory computing concepts.

An accomplished educator in higher education and instructional designer practitioner, he focuses on the teaching and learning side of instructional technology in higher education, with an emphasis on instructional design for online learning, effective technology integration to support curriculum, engaging the adult learner, and faculty professional development.

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