Certificate and graduate classes (current)
Bellevue College
University of Washington
Certificate and undergraduate classes (archive)
- Design for Mobile
- Digital Publishing
- HTML, level 1
- Informed Design: Providing Feedback
- Interaction Design
- Interaction design, WEB202
- Intro to Web Design
- Mastering Design Principles
- Mastering Usability
- Mastering Usability Testing
- Measuring the User Experience
- Producing Brochures
- Social Media Technologies
- Theory of web design, WEB200
- User Experience Design
- Web Design
- Web Design Principles
WordPress workshops
- 2016, WordPress from .com to .org
- 2015, Introduction to blogging and WordPress
- 2014, Introduction to digital publishing for authors
- 2014, Introduction to WordPress
- 2014, WordPress 101: Get Published
- 2012, Using widgets to customize your theme
- 2011, MCDM Orientation
- 2010, MCDM Orientation
- 2007, Setting Up a WordPress Blog
UW, 2003 – 2013
COM546
Evolution of Digital Media Technologies, Winter (MCDM required course, 2003-2010)
The course focused on the past, present, and future of digital media, in contrast to traditional media outlets studied in most communication programs. We explore what may be truly new and revolutionary about digital media and what may be a continuation of traditional technology, content, and/or audience. We also examine information and telecommunications technologies that play a significant role shaping the modern society. These include the Internet, broadband communications systems, cellular telephony, wireless networking, and digital, cable, and satellite TV.
COM585
Message Design & Content Creation . Spring 2010, Fall 2011, Fall 2012
This course is the first of two linked courses that focus on digital content planning, creation, management and deployment. Introduces the terminology, history and evolution of web design and the use of hypertext. Provides an overview of effective web page design and efficient site architecture. Introduces project management techniques needed to organize digital assets, allocate resources, and meet deadlines. Covers the identification, creation and evaluation of message design to meet needs of the target customers.
COM586
Writing and Presentation for Digital Media. Spring 2012, Spring 2013
This course is the second of two linked courses that focus on digital content planning, creation, management and deployment. The focus is on creating original content, although we will examine issues involved in repurposing existing content.
COM548
The Economics of Digital Communication was a special projects course Summer 2007 and 2008 and now has its own course number.
This course explores the impact of the Internet and digital technologies on the economy — from facilitating product variety to pricing, from switching costs to social network impacts on content creation and marketing. The objective of the course is not to produce a trained economist or a computer scientist; instead, the objective is to expose students to current practices in the digital market place and the market impacts of emerging technologies. In addition, students will take an economic approach to media analysis and consumer behaviors.
COM597, Special projects
- Building Mobile Applications, Summer 2010
- How Twitter Is Changing Organizations, Summer 2009
- Digital Democracy, Fall 2008, Fall 2010, Summer 2012
- Podcasting In Business, Spring 2008 and 2009
Undergraduate courses at UW
COM300
Basic Concepts of New Media — Academic Years 2005-2007.
COM 460
Blogging Media and Politics — Spring 2007 and 2008.
COM 466
Digital Journalism — Spring 2009, 2010, 2011.
COM495
Digital Communication Technologies – Fall 2009, 2010, 2011
Workshops at UW
- Three digital media creation half-day workshops for UW journalism students, April 2008
- Proseminar, Web Technologies, Fall 2007