Contact Us

The Instructional Technology Group staff can be contacted via e-mail, phone or in person. Stop by our new location in Walker, Suite 403. When you step off the elevator take a left to reach our area.

Kimberly Hall, Director
Kimberly Hall has been at Emerson since 2001.  She has over 15 years combined experience with teaching, administrative work, and educational technology in higher education. Prior to Emerson she had worked with faculty on integrating technology into the curriculum at Northeastern University and San Diego State University. She has also taught English as a Second Language for academic purposes at SDSU and was an advisor to international students applying to American graduate schools.

Her work in educational technology has been a collective of projects within the arts; humanities; social sciences; health sciences and education. She's also designed, developed, and evaluated instructional technology products for the National Park Service, GTE Internetworking, the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine and has taught ESL in Japan. She holds an M.A. in History and an M.A. in Educational Technology from San Diego State University, and holds a Ph.D. in Law, Policy and Society from Northeastern University. Her research focuses on gender and higher education and technology and gender.

John-Mark Ikeda, Instructional Technologist
John-Mark Ikeda is a graduate of Bowdoin College, where he studied visual arts and art history. As an alumni, he returned to Bowdoin's Education and Research Consulting Group to support faculty and staff with technology.

John-Mark joined the Instructional Technology Group in August 2007 on a temporary basis. He enjoys using his experience in graphic arts to integrate visuals into the teaching/learning process and support Emerson faculty members in their use of technology.

Indrani Sen, Instructional Technologist
Indrani, with a background in interactive multimedia and instructional design, is excited about working with this creative, diverse and talented community at Emerson. Prior to joining Emerson College, she worked as Media and Instructional Designer at Motorola Inc., Governors State University and Tufts University. Her work entails designing and developing print and digital courses, training and learning materials, creating television, print and digital graphics, conducting usability testing, and teaching courses on visual designs and graphic arts.

She holds a joint M.A. in Instructional Design and Interactive Multimedia from Southern Illinois University. She also has M.S. degrees in Geography from Calcutta University, India, and Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. She believes in a constructivist-learning environment, and uses methodologies and tools from these disciplines to solve problems and integrate technology within curricula catering to faculty and students. Her special interest is in digital art and photography. She also enjoys learning about new media and its impact on society.