Margaret DiMaria, M.Ed.
Instructional Design Coordinator
Administration
“I love to make learning happen anyway and anywhere I can. My goal is to make learning accessible to everyone, with courses and professional development opportunities that are custom-tailored to the learners' unique needs. I am a dedicated, experienced LMS course creator and lover of all things Google, with a Master of Education degree in Adult and Organizational Learning. In a previous life, I was nationally-certified American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter.”
Biography
Margaret is responsible for creating engaging learning activities and compelling course content that helps learners acquire knowledge, skills and competencies in an effective and appealing manner, through a variety of modalities. She applies best practices in instructional design theories, practice and methods to course design, and design courses based on the Quality Matters™ framework. She also collaborates with faculty to establish course objectives, identify students’ needs, determine optimal delivery methods and assist in the development of course content and course evaluation.
Education
- Master of Education
- Adult and Organizational Learning, Northeastern University, 2010
- Bachelor of Science
- Speech Pathology and Audiology, SUNY Fredonia
- Associates of Applied Science in American Sign Language and Interpretation