Media & Design Fellows (MDFs) support innovative course development within the FAS, partnering with faculty and Bok Center staff to design a variety of digital tools, course materials, and assignments for undergraduate courses and departments.Department/Program-Based Media & Design Fellows support their home department, or a program closely tied to their disciplinary expertise, developing tools and content that are valuable for that department’s undergraduate courses. In accordance with departmental priorities, MDFs may create digital content, assignments, and resources, develop and support new teaching and learning practices, or build course materials, including media (text, video, illustrations, animations, websites) and ways for students to interact with these media. Additionally, MDFs may offer workshops and other forms of guidance to help students complete multimodal assignments.MDFs also have the opportunity to engage with other instructional support units on campus. Fellows may receive mentorship from the Libraries, Museums, and Academic Technology, among others, developing expertise in tools or media that are relevant for their disciplines.While previous experience with some of these tools and technologies is useful for MDFs, applicable disciplinary background, a thoughtful approach to teaching with new media, and a willingness to learn new tools is all that is required in most cases. Bok staff and other mentors will train Fellows.
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