GARY J. ANGLIN  Ed.D., Indiana University  Dr. Gary Anglin joined the faculty in 1980 and is now Associate Professor of Education and program coordinator of the Instructional Systems Design Program. Dr. Anglin is a full member of the Graduate School Faculty. He is currently president (1999-2000) of the Division of Instructional Development and has previously served as president of the Research and Theory Division, Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT). He is also president-elect of the Instructional Technology SIG of the American Educational Research Association. In addition, he is currently a consulting editor for both the research and development sections of Educational Technology Research and Development (ETR&D), member of the editorial board of The Quarterly Review of Distance Education, and chairs the Robert M. Gagne Award for Graduate Student Research. His current research interests are eLearning, Web-based instruction, visual message design, and metacognition. Dr. Anglin's recent publications include, An Analysis of Distance Education Research: Implications for the Instructional Technologist co-authored with Gary R. Morrison, published in The Quarterly Review of Distance Education; Visual Message Design and Learning: The Role of Static and Dynamic Illustrations published in the Handbook of Research for Educational Communications and Technology, New York: Macmillan and Washington, DC: The Association for Educational Communications and Technology. He is also editor of the award-winning book (James W. Brown Publication Award and the DID Outstanding Book Award, AECT), Instructional Technology: Past, Present and Future published by Libraries Unlimited, Englewood, CO.
E-mail: ganglin@uky.edu

JOAN M. MAZUR  Ph.D., Cornell University Dr. Joan Mazur joined the faculty in 1993 as an assistant professor in the Instructional Systems Design program. She had worked for six years at the Interactive Multimedia Group at Cornell University while pursuing her graduate degrees. Dr. Mazur holds a Masters in Educational Philosophy from Cornell and a doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction from that same institution. After obtaining her BA in English from SUNY Geneseo in upstate New York she taught secondary English at several rural and inner city schools. Dr. Mazur's current research interests focus on interface design and the use of interactive multimedia to support learning, research, and teacher professionalism in a variety of instructional contexts. 
E-mail: jmazur@uky.edu

DOUGLAS C. SMITH, Ph.D. Arizona State University Dr. Douglas C. Smith joined our faculty in 1987. His primary assignment is in our Instructional Systems Design program where he teaches instructional computing and electronic authoring. His research interests include the roles of education technologists, gender equity, and computer based instruction. Dr. Smith also coordinates the business content core for the master's with initial certification program.
E-mail: dcsmit1@uky.edu

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