Visitors & Partners
Who We Are
The Studio for Digital Innovation gives students and scholars who are increasingly interested in digital work a tangible presence on campus in an accessible location: a hub where anyone on campus can access resources, host workshops, hold conversations, connect with like-minded colleagues, discover new technologies, learn how to implement those technologies, consider new approaches to AI, develop assessment plans for multimodal assignments, and become more innovative teachers. Ultimately the Studio enables faculty and staff to help students create not just assignments for assessment but projects that do work in and for our twenty-first century world, improving student engagement with course objectives and creating possibilities for new forms of engaged or experiential learning and community engagement.
The Studio supports faculty, staff, and students who want to use technology for teaching and learning.
The Studio provides:
- Space and relevant tools for student, faculty, and community collaboration on digital projects
- Opportunities for students who want to develop digital skills or create digital portfolios
- Opportunities for faculty members who want to develop new digital competencies or assignments connected to digital pedagogy
- Workshops, training opportunities, consultations, and community events
- Support for the creation of public projects and new strategic partnerships
In the future we also hope to offer:
- An online repository of resources for faculty development
- An expanded Community of Interest
- Centralized collection, storage, and circulation of equipment for digital pedagogy
- Soundproofed studio space for high-quality audio recording necessary for public projects
- An annual Digital Pedagogy Institute
- A path to making Wake Forest a leader in both digital pedagogy and experiential learning
On Campus
Beyond Our Gates
Adobe: The Studio uses Adobe Creative Cloud to support students in creating high-quality, innovative digital projects.
IMEX Lab, PSU: This collaboration helps The Studio offer expanded opportunities for students and faculty to explore and create with emerging immersive tools and practices such as VR and 360° video.
LTC: Brings together academic technology leaders from ten institutions to discuss opportunities, challenges, and innovations. The group advises the Studio, drawing on knowledge, experience, and expertise from each institution.
Media Commons (PSU): Media Commons at Penn State partners with The Studio to share expertise and best practices in digital media planning and production to advance digital innovation in teaching and learning.
Spark Lab (NYU): NYU’s SPARK Lab partners with The Studio by sharing expertise in emerging technologies and digital learning. This collaboration helps expand hands-on, digitally fluent learning opportunities for students and faculty.
The Dreamery (PSU): Penn State’s Dreamery partners with The Studio by sharing expertise in hands-on exploration of emerging technologies. This collaboration supports creative, pedagogically grounded experimentation for students and faculty.
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