Ben Campbell

Long before any formal introduction to instructional design, I honed an appreciation for all forms of digital media production and came to an over-arching conclusion: all media seeks to inform. This inference may seem trite, but its implications for teaching and learning are significant. As an instructional technologist, one most hold tight to this axiom.
I hold a bachelor’s degree in Film and Media Studies and a master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction (emphasizing Educational Technology) from the University of Florida (UF). My professional experience includes stints as a sound designer and co-founder at High Noon Productions and Associate Director of Distance Learning in the College of Education at UF.
I live in Gainesville, FL, with my lovely wife, Tammy Hendrix, 2 dogs, and 2 cats. When I’m not tethered to digital devices, I can be found playing music, rowing, running, or moonlighting as a carpenter in my backyard.
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