Instructional Technology
The Instructional Technology Team supports faculty in creating engaging, effective, and equitable learning experiences using education technology solutions.
To reach your Instructional Technologist, contact the Service Desk at servicedesk@lmu.edu or 310-338-7777
Ways We Can Help
Direct Support
If you have a quick question or if you want to explain or show what you're experiencing, we're here for all of your problem solving needs.
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Group Events
Join scheduled sessions with friendly experts and helpful colleagues. Learn about small group trainings as well as larger summits.
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Self-Service
Find valuable resources and things to try on your own including step-by-step instructions from the Knowledge Base.
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Solutions and Tools
Review the education technology applications we make available to faculty so you can boost engagement for in-person and online learners.
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ITS Instructional Technologists are also part of each of LMU's colleges and schools. We are available by appointment to discuss your learning goals and technology needs, and also to recommend best practices for what you want to accomplish.
To request an appointment with the Instructional Technologist for your college, complete this Service Desk form.
Malik Singleton
Manager of Instructional Technology
Elaine Coates
Senior Instructional Technologist
School of Education
Casey Joseph
Instructional Technologist
College of Business Administration
Brendan Curran
Instructional Technologist
Seaver College of Science and Engineering
Kelsey Amara
Instructional Technologist
College of Communications and Fine Arts
School of Film and Television
Lara Ayad
Instructional Technologist
Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts
LLS Instructional Technology
Visit the Instructional Technology Support Team dedicated to Loyola Law School
More Things We Do
Immersive Learning
Come explore this growing field with us and get support for teaching and research using extended reality and spatial computing.
Peer Evaluation
Find out how you can employ peer-to-peer learning in your course as a powerful way to boost participation and engagement.
Digital Publishing
If a course project requires a publicly available website, evaluate platforms we offer for sharing content outside of LMU.
AI Tools for Teaching and Learning
Wide use of Artificial Intelligence in Higher Ed means rapid changes in how we apply privacy principles. ITS partners with CFD, DSS, ATC and other departments to develop standards and resources, plus ensure academic integrity and data privacy.
