Biography

As the Associate Director of Academic Partnerships for Online Education and Educational Technology, Megan oversees the advancement of academic partnerships aimed at creating digitally enhanced for-credit programs, the strategic utilization of academic technology, and the cultivation of faculty development opportunities. In addition to her administrative role, Megan also teaches professional and public writing courses within Butler's English Department. Her background includes an Associate of Science in Broadcast Production from Vincennes University, a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Near Eastern Languages and Cultures from Indiana University Bloomington, and a Master of Arts in English from Butler University.

Selected Presentations

Grady, Megan, and Nick Wilson. "Virtual Programming Know-How: A Technical Perspective." Indiana Library Federation Youth Services Conference, 17 Aug. 2020.

Grady, Megan, and Nick Wilson. "Mastering Micro-Training." Indiana Library Federation Conference, 18 Nov. 2020

“A Digital Humanities Reading Circle: From Conceptualization to Implementation," 2018 Blended Learning in the Liberal Arts Conference, Bryn Mawr, PA, 23 May 2018.

“Moodle 3.1 Mobile Pilot,” CLAMP’s Moodle Hack/Doc annual meeting, Amherst, MA, 23 June 2017.

"Information Commons: Employment as Experiential Learning," 2017 Blended Learning in the Liberal Arts Conference, Bryn Mawr, PA, 17 May 2017.

"Information Commons 2.0: Transforming Objectives, Training, & Learner Experience," Butler University's Celebration of Innovation in Teaching and Learning, 18 April 2017.

"Tips and Tools for Literary Mapping in the Digital Age," Indiana College English Association annual conference, Marion, IN, 28 October 2016.

“Soft Skills: A Hard Nut to Crack,” LERN Faculty Development Conference, Savannah, GA, 3 March 2015.

Courses Taught

CME 106: Survey of Digital Media

EN 203: Introduction to Professional Writing

EN 303: Digital Writing and Rhetoric

GHS 207: Global Women - Resistance and Rights

Specialty Areas

BU Systems: Canvas, Panopto, Turnitin, WordPress, Zoom

Digital pedagogies in the humanities

Digital storytelling (story maps, videos, infographics, & multimedia presentations)

Immersive technology

Information Commons, a student employee partnership between Butler Libraries and the Center for Academic Technology

Photoshop

Podcasting technology

Video editing and post-production

Megan Grady

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