John M. Keller

Professor, Florida State University

Program Leader, Instructional Systems, FSU


RESUME

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

RELATED EXPERIENCE

HONORS

MEMBERSHIPS

EDITORIAL RESPONSIBILITIES

CONSULTANCIES


ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

 1974 Ph.D. in Instructional Systems Technology (Major) and Research and Evaluation, and Organizational Behavior (Minors) Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana

1965 M.A. in Philosophy (Major) and English (Minor) University of Califonia, Riverside, Califonia

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

Program Leader, Instructional Systems Program, Department of Educational Research, College of Education, Florida State University, September, 1996 - 2003.

Professor, Instructional Systems and Educational Psychology, Department of Educational Psychology & Learning Systems (Formerly, Department of Educational Research), Florida State University, July, 1988 - present.

Program Leader, Instructional Systems Program, Department of Educational Research, College of Education, Florida State University, August, 1990 - 1992.

Associate Professor, Instructional Science and Technology, College of Education, Florida State University, Jan., 1985 ‑ June, 1988.

Chairperson, Area Instructional Design, Development, and Evaluation, School of Education, Syracuse University, Sept., 1983 ‑ Dec., 1984.

Associate Professor, Syracuse University, Department of Instructional Design, Development, & Evaluation, School of Education, Syracuse University (July, 1979 ‑ Dec., 1984).

Assistant Professor, Syracuse University, Area of Instructional Technology, School of Education (1974 ‑ 1979).

Secondary School Teacher in the English and Social Studies Departments at the Grossmont Union High School District, LaMesa, California (1967 - 1971), and the Moreno Valley Unified School District, Sunnymead, California (1965 ‑ 1967)

RELATED EXPERIENCE

June - August, 1988

Visiting Scholar, Open University of Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia. Participated in policy development, planning conferences, seminar development and delivery, and consultations to faculty and students.

January - June, 1983

Research Fellow, University of Twente, The Netherlands. Conducted personal research, presented seminars, consulted with faculty, and participated in regional and national meetings.

May 1982 - May 1983

Director, Miller-Brewing Company and Syracuse University Personnel Development Project. Provided funded support for advanced graduate students in instructional technology to work at Miller-Brewing Co. in training.

May 1981 - Feb 1982

DirectorAlleviation of Learned Helplessness in Reading: A research project funded by the Navy Personnel Research and Development Center, San Diego, California.

1977-1979

Associate Director, A Program of Training and Development in Instructional Technology for the Government of Indonesia. A project funded jointly by the Government of Indonesia and USAID.

1975-1979

Director, Doctoral Fellowship Program in Instructional Technology for Experienced Educa-tors of the Deaf: A project funded by the Bureau of Educationally Handicapped.

1971-1974

Graduate Assistant, Instructional Systems Technology, Division of Development and Special Projects, Indiana University.

HONORS

NDEA Title IV Fellowship, School of Education, Division of Instructional Systems Technol-ogy, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, 1971-1974.

Outstanding Young Researcher Award, Association for Educational Communications and Technology, April, 1975.

Summer Research Grant, awarded jointly by the University Office of Research and Graduate Affairs, and the School of Education, Syracuse University, 1979.

Invited Speaker, General Session of the Research and Theory Division, Association for Educational Communications & Technology, Philadelphia, PA, April, 1980.

Research Fellowship, awarded by the University of Twente, Enschede, The Nether-lands, for the period from January l, 1983 to July l, 1983.

Encore Presenter, National Society for Performance and Instruction, April, 1987.

Visiting Scholar, Indonesian Second University Development Project, June 11 - August 14, 1988.

Encore Presenter, National Society for Performance and Instruction, March, 1989.

Best article of the year in Performance & Instruction, National Society for Performance and Instruction, March, 1989.

Academic Advisory Board Member, IBM Education, Thornwood, New York. Invited to serve a three year term.

Instructor of the Year Award, 1989-90, presented by the graduate students of Instructional Systems, Department of Educational Research, Florida State University.

Distinguished Alumnus Award, 1992, Instructional Systems Technology Program, Indiana University.

Guest Professor, University of Salzburg, Austria, Spring, 2000. Taught a course and consulted.

Award from the Association for Educational Communications and Technology Association (AECT) for a continuing contribution to the field for the newest edition of the classic book in my field: Gagne, R.M., Wager, W.W., Golas, K.C., & Keller, J.M. (2005). Principles of Instructional Design, 5th Ed. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth/Thomson Learning

MEMBERSHIPS

Association for Educational Communications and Technology

National Society for Performance and Instructio

EDITORIAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Consulting Editor, Journal of Information and Systems in Education (JSiSE) (2008-present)

Consulting Editor, Distance Education (2008-present).

Consulting Editor, International Journal of Educational Media and Technology (2007-present).

International Editorial Board Members of ETI (Educational Technology International) (2004-present).

Consulting EditorEducational Technology Research and Development, published by the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (2000-present).

Contributing Editor, Performance and Instruction, published by the National Society for Performance and Instruction (1992-present). 

Consulting Editor, Performance Improvement Quarterly, published by the National Society for Performance and Instruction (1990 - 1993).

Consulting Editor, Educational Communications and Technology Journal, published by the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (1983 -1989).

Consulting Editor, Journal of Instructional Development, published by the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (1980 - 1989).

Award Reviewer, "Outstanding Young Researcher Award" presented by the Association for Educational Communications and Technology. Reviewed and rated submissions (1976 - 1979).

Proposal Reviewer, National Science Foundation, Participated in proposal review panels for the program of Comprehensive Assistance to Undergradu-ate Science Education (CAUSE). (1977).

Guest Editor, National Society for Performance and Instruction, Guest editor for the July, 1978 edition of the NSPI Journal.

Proposal Reviewer, Association for Educational Communications and Technology, Reviewed proposals for the Research and Theory Division track of the 1978 - 1979 annual meetings. September, 1977, 1978.

Manuscript Reviewer, Reviewed a book manuscript on systematic instructional design for Charles E. Merrill Pub. Co. 1983.

Award Reviewer, Association for Educational Communications and Technology, Reviewed and rated submissions for the "Outstanding Product Award." (1984 - 1986).

Manuscript Reviewer, Reviewed a book manuscript on educational psychology for teachers, 1985.

Manuscript Reviewer, Reviewed a book manuscript on computers in education for West Publishing Company. 1986.

Proposal Reviewer, National Society for Performance and Instruction, Reviewed proposals for the research track for the 1987 annual meeting. August, 1986.

Manuscript Reviewer, Reviewed a book manuscript of a book on motivation for Jossey-Bass Publisher. 1987.

 CONSULTANCIES

Carrier International, Syracuse, New York. Development of programmed instructional materials. 1975.

U.S. Army Engineer School, Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Design and validation of a task analysis and performance evaluation tests for the Engineer Equipment Repairman occupational specialty. 1976.

Development and Evaluation Associates, Inc., Syracuse, New York. Project design and management consultant. 1977.

Litton-Mellonics, Inc., Washington, D.C., and Columbus, Georgia. Training develop-ment consultant. 1978.

Singer-Link Corporation, Binghamton, New York. Assisted in the preparation of a proposal to design and develop a training device and training system for the XM-l tank. 1978.

Agency for Educational Technology, Jakarta, Indonesia. Evaluation design consultant to the national open junior high school project, and national educational radio project. 1978.

Association for Educational Communications and Technology, Washington, D.C. Evaluation of a plan for competency-based certification of media specialists. 1979.

Defense Language Institute, Monterey, California. Evaluation and statistical design consultant to a foreign language instructional development project managed by Development & Evaluation Associates, Syracuse, New York. 1979.

Westhill Central School District, Syracuse, New York. Continuing supervision and assistance to teachers in a Title IV-C Project to develop models for teaching based on curiosity and problem solving. 1979.

South Jefferson Central School, Adams, New York. Assistance in design and evaluation in the Title IV-C Project to develop models of teaching for individualization. 1979.

Lincoln University, Pennsylvania. Conducted a one day workshop for a staff development institute. 1979.

International Management Development Department, Syracuse University. Conducted several programs on motivation, leadership, and management. 1979 - 1982.

New York State Board of Cooperative Studies, Canton & Watertown, NY. Conducted a program for superintendents and principals on systematic project planning and development. 1980.

Corning-Painted Post School District, New York. Organized and conducted two sessions of a two month program for superintendent and principals on strategies in educational project management. October - November, 1980.

Training Developments Institute, U.S. Army Training Command, Ft. Monroe, VA. Instructional Task Analysis Consultant. 1980.

Eastern European Conference of International Schools, Bucharest, Rumania. Individual teacher consultation on motivational design of instruction. 1980.

International School of Belgrade, Yugoslavia. Staff Development Consultant. 1980.

Dallas Independent School District, Dallas, Texas. Conducted a one day program on designing motivating instruction. January, 1981.

Training Developments Institute, U.S. Army Training Command,. Ft. Monroe. Develop-ment of a handbook on the motivational design of instruction. 1982.

Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation, Syracuse, New York. Staff development consultant. 1982.

Maxwell School, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY. Organized a train-the-trainer program for management course offered to the New York State Social Service Trainers. July - September, 1982.

Miller-Brewing Company, Fulton, New York. Staff development consultant. 1982.

Training Developments Institute, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, Ft. Monroe, VA. Development of a guidebook of motivational strategies for use by course developers throughout the Army. January - September, 1982.

Jamesville-Dewitt Middle School, Dewitt, New York. Conducted a nine month staff and curriculum development project with the seventh grade teachers. Sept. 1983 - May 1984.

Board of Cooperative Educational Services, Madison-Oneida County, Oneida, New York. Conducted a feasibility study of telecommunication alternatives for their regional computer data transmission system. May - Sept., 1984.

AT&T - Communications, Corporate Learning and Development Organization. Assistance in designing, planning, and developing a curriculum in Training and Development. Oct. 1984 - Nov. 1986.

Bureau of Human Resource Development, Department of Administration, State of Florida. Assisted in planning a presenting a summer program on instructional design and evaluation. May - June, 1985.

Department of Education, State of Florida, in collaboration with Evaluation Services Consortium, Tallahassee, FL. Evaluation design consultant, and motivation design presenter, for Project LEAD (Leadership in Project Administration Development).

Lincoln National Corporation in collaboration with Durzo Development Group. Motiva-tional design consultant for a training program on quality assurance. 1987.

Wilson Learning Corporation, Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Motivational design workshop and consultation. 1987.

IBM Corporate Education, Thornwood, New York. Development of several products including a comprehensive curriculum for IBM employees working in any aspect of course development, a curriculum development model and worksheets, and a course develop-ment model and worksheets. 1987 - 1988.

Open University of Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia. As a visiting scholar at the Open University in Indonesia, I participated and assisted in several projects concerning curriculum development, expansion of services to the private and government sectors, and staff development. 1988.

IBM U.S. Education, Thornwood, New York. Needs assessment and curriculum planning for Education Managers; motivational and instructional design reviews of Basic Course Developer's Course. 1989.

IBM Management Development Center, Armonk, New York. Needs assessment and curriculum planning for IBM midlevel managers. 1989.

IBM U.S. Education, Thornwood, New York. Continuing consultation and review of curriculum plans and documents for course developers curriculum and education managers curriculum. 1990.

Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, Texas. Consultation and reviews for total quality management planning and strategic plan development for Space Station Freedom training for NASA. 1990

IBM Corporate Education. Armonk, New York. Development of an approach for the evaluation of the effects of education on the goals of an organization. 1990-91.

MetaMedia & OnLine Systems Corporation. Expert witness regarding the instructional properties of an interactive video course. 1990-91.

IBM U.S. Education, Thornwood, New York. Design computer-based instruction modules for nine topics in instructional design and evaluation. 1991-92.

Citibank, N.A., New York, New York. Analyze requirements for a systematic instructional design process, design the processes, and prepare a guidebook with worksheets and instructions on the process. 1991-92.

Citibank, N.A., New York, New York. Design and assist in conducting an evaluation of the business results (level 4 evaluation) of the new SDL (self-directed learning) Curriculum for Selling Credit Series. 1991-92.

Citibank, N.A., New York, New York. Prepare and deliver a workshop on the new systematic design and development process for producing self-directed instruction, and also prepare and deliver a manager's supplement on how to manage the process for effectiveness, efficiency and quality. 1992.

IBM U.S. Education, Thornwood, New York. Redesign the IBM Development Guide for curriculum and course development. 1992.

Federal Aviation Administration, Washington, D.C. Conduct an organizational analysis and needs assessment pertaining to the development of organizational results evaluation (Level Four Evaluation). Design and implement a process for evaluating the organiza-tion-al results of training. 1992-1993.

Citibank, N.A., New York, New York. Conduct workshops for trainers on the systematic instructional design process. Plan and conduct a workshop for Eastern and Western Region training managers on the systematic instructional design process and on trainer competency design. 1993.

Computer Power Incorporated, Jacksonville, Florida. Assist in creating an instructional design process for the SME/instructors who teach software systems.

Federal Aviation Administration, Washington, D.C. Design and produce technical manuals and training materials in the areas of training evaluation and performance development systems. 1993-1994.

Samsung Corporation, Seoul, Korea. Conduct training in instructional systems design, prepare technical report and sample materials on evaluation of the transfer of training and of the organizational results of training. 1994.

Valencia Community College, Orlando, Florida. Review curriculum in non-traditional technical program for physically handicapped students. 1994.

Citicorp, Long Island, New York (and other locations). Conduct training on instructional systems design, provide consultation on organizational development of training, develop training evaluation guidelines, handbook, and training. 1995.

Citicorp, Haggerstown & Long Island. Prepare a procedural guide and handbook for the various types of training evaluation. 1995.

American Red Cross, Arlington, Virgnia. Facilitated the development of a model for integrated, multi-solution performance improvement process that incorporates curriculum planning, course design, and change management. 1995.

Citicorp, Haggerstown & Long Island. Design a knowledge engineering process and procedural guide for the development of electronic performance support systems. 1995.

AMOCO, Atlanta. Provide design input and consulting support on a training effectiveness evaluation project. 1996.

Citicorp, Kansas City. Provide instructional design guidelines and consulting support. 1996.

NETG (National Education and Training Group), Naiperville, Illinois. Consultation on applications of the ARCS model of motivational design in CDrom-based training. 1997.

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Aircraft Certification Service, Washington, D. C. Several projects in the areas of transfer of training evaluation and organizational results evaluation. 1998.

General Motors, Detroit, MI. Conducted workshop on motivation and instructional design and provided consultation on instructional design process. 1999.

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Aircraft Certification Service, Washington, D. C. Provided external reviews of course development process and materials and conducted transfer of training evaluation of the Systems Engineer course in the Air Certification Service. 2000.

Greenfield Coalition at Project Hope, Detroit, MI. Conducted workshop on motivation and instructional design and conducted external review of educational programs and course development process. 2000.

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Aircraft Certification Service, Washington, D. C. Prepared a booklet of quality review guidelines, with examples from FAA projects, for the analysis, design, and development phases of instructional development. Prepared evaluation plans for transfer of training and organizational results of training for the Propulsion Engineer course. 2001.

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Aircraft Certification Service, Washington, D. C. Prepared evaluation plans for transfer of training and organizational results of training for the Propulsion Engineer course. 2001.

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Aircraft Certification Service, Washington, D. C. In collaboration with Human Technology, Incorporated, designed and conducted an evaluation and needs assessment for the airframe engineer job function course. 2004.

Workshop on Motivational Design. Armor School, U.S. Army, Fort Knox, KY. April, 2006. This was a two-day workshop for course developers on my ARCS model of motivation.

Workshop on Motivational Design. Ordinance School, U.S. Army, Fort Knox, KY. June, 2006. This was a two-day workshop for course developers on my ARCS model of motivation.


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