CURRICULUM VITAE

KEITH D. BAILEY, Ph.D.

Office Home
The College of Arts and Architecture 921 W. Fairmount Ave.
The Pennsylvania State University State College, PA 16801
12 Borland Building C: 814.360.7587
University Park, PA 16802 keithbailey12@gmail.com
O: 814.863.7447
kdb163@psu.edu

PROFESSIONAL STATEMENT
Over the past eleven years, I have worked as a leader and innovator in instructional technology at
Penn State University. I am a highly motivated entrepreneur who has managed large, curricular-
based program initiatives. I have an aptitude for developing strategic initiatives that align closely
with the mission of the institution. While at Penn State I have demonstrated expertise in:

• Strategic planning • Organizational leadership

• Revenue generation • Program and curricular development
• Budget management • Instructional technological innovation
• IT project management

EDUCATION
The Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA 16802
Ph.D. (2002), Workforce Education, Training and Development
Dissertation Topic: The Effects of Learning Strategies on Student Interaction and Student
Satisfaction
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
M.S. (1996), Instructional Technology
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
B.S. (1994), Adult Health and Fitness
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY PARK, PA 16802
Director, e-Learning Institute and Assistant Professor of Visual Arts, College of
Arts and Architecture
July 2005 – Present
• Oversee the implementation and delivery of the college's e-learning portfolio;
including thirty-nine online and blended courses, two online programs, crossing
seven academic disciplines, offered through several university campuses,
providing more than 10,000 enrollments annually while generating more than
$1.4 million in revenue
• Oversee the day-to-day operations for the e-Learning Institute including the
management of the institute’s budget (9 FTE)
• Collaborate with deans, associate deans, and the college's academic unit heads to
develop visionary strategic goals as they relate to online instruction
• Direct the development of an open source e-Learning Management System (e-
LMS) used to streamline the design, development, and delivery of the college's e-
learning courses for faculty and design staff
• Designed a custom instructional design and development methodology used to
drive the college's e-learning efforts
• Serve on several university-wide committees focused on setting policies and
guidelines for the university's technology-based learning initiatives
• Implemented a faculty fellowship program to engage and mentor faculty in the
development of e-learning courseware
• Developed a partnership with the University of Arts London to establish a U.S.-
based international conference (Designs on e-Learning) focused on technology-
based learning in the arts and design
Associate Director, IST Solutions Institute and Assistant Professor, College of
Information Sciences and Technology
August 2004 – June 2005
• Assisted in the management of the IST Solutions Institute budget
• Managed educational and organizational relationships for online course
development
• Assisted in the strategic planning and direction of the Solutions Institute
• Provided leadership and oversight in the day-to-day operations for the IST
Solutions Institute
Manager of Instructional Technology Solutions, IST Solutions Institute and
Assistant Professor, College of Information Sciences and Technology
August 2001 – August 2004
• Managed the relationship with Lockheed Martin for online course development
• Provided guidance and leadership for the Solutions Institute as it relates to
instructional technology
• Led the design and development effort for the creation of an online self- and
team-evaluation application

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 • Managed the design, development, and implementation of a course management
system for IST
• Developed policies for content contribution for the IST Web site
Instructional Designer, IST Solutions Institute, College of Information Sciences and
Technology
September 2000 – August 2001
• Led the integration of learning management systems into online courses,
including WebCT and ANGEL
• Worked with faculty across the University to create online course content
• Conducted faculty development workshops for the delivery of online courses
• Worked with IST administration to develop online curriculum
• Assisted in the creation of standards for methodological design and instructional
strategies used in all online courses for IST
Graduate Assistant, IST Solutions Institute, College of Information Sciences and
Technology
August 1999 – August 2000
• Collaboratively worked with a design team to develop IST’s web-based courses
delivered to over 1,500 students at 20 campus locations
• Worked with the design team to identify instructional strategies for IST’s web-based
courses
• Performed needs analyses to determine IST Web site discrepancies
Lead Instructional Designer, The Smeal College of Business Administration
January 1999 – July 1999
• Designed and developed an informational kiosk
• Managed the design and development of a CD-ROM based case study with CIGNA
insurance company
• Produced print and packaging materials for a CD-ROM based case study
• Managed the design and development of a database internship tracking system
Graduate Assistant, The Smeal College of Business Administration
August 1998 – December 1998
• Developed a database application to store electronic student exam scheduling data
• Designed a Web site allowing business students to schedule exams over the Internet
• Integrated SQL queries using server-side JavaScript to display scheduling
information
HORIZON INTERACTIVE, INC., COLORADO SPRINGS, CO, 80901
Instructional Designer/Technologist
May 1996 – July 1998
• Developed technical writing documentation
• Created web and computer-based user interface designs
• Conducted corporate needs analysis
• Developed Intranet sites for corporate clients
• Developed computer-based training CD-ROMs

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TEACHING EXPERIENCE
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, UNIVERSITY PARK, PA 16802
College of Arts and Architecture
INART 497F – Integrative Arts Project Management Independent Study. (Fall
2006, Fall 2008, Spring 2009).
College of Information Sciences and Technology
IST 110 – An Introduction to Information Sciences and Technology. (Summer
2001, Fall 2001).
IST 302 – IT Project Management. (Fall 2003, Spring 2004, Fall 2004).
IST 497F – IT Project Management. (Fall 2002).
College of Information Sciences and Technology’s Pennsylvania Governor’s School for
Information Sciences and Technology (PGSIT)
IST 210 – Organization of Data (Introduction to Database Design and
Development). (Summer 2002, Summer 2003, Summer 2004).

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Pursel, B.K. & Bailey, K.D. (2008). Establishing Virtual Learning Worlds. In P. Rao &
S. A. Zodgekar (Eds.), Virtual Reality: Concepts and Applications (pp. 85-94). Nagarjuna
Hills, Punjgutta: Icfai University Press.
Bailey, K.D. & Morais, D.B. (2005). Exploring the Use of Blended Learning in Tourism
Education. Journal of Teaching in Travel and Tourism. 4(4), 23-36.
Bailey, K.D. (2004). Supporting Your Learning Organization Through the Integration of
a Performance Support System. Journal of Instruction Delivery Systems. 18(2), 34-39.
Bailey, K.D. (1997). A systematic approach to developing a web site. Broaden Your
Horizon. 4(1) 1-5.

SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS

Drupal in Education: Rethinking the Traditional Approach to Managing Course Content.
Presented at the SUNY Delhi 2-3-98 Conference. The State University of New York
(SUNY) Delhi Campus, Delhi, NY, August 2009.
Announcing a New, Open, E-Learning Management System, ELMS. Presented with Bryan
T. Ollendyke. Presented at the Sloan-C International Symposium for Online Learning:
Emerging Technology Applications. San Francisco, CA, June 2009.
T.E.A.C.H Act. Presented at the Champlain College Faculty Development Event. Burlington,
VT, May 2009. (Invited)

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Conducted a series of e-learning faculty development workshops for Mesa State College.
Grand Junction, CO, April 28 & 29, 2009. (Invited Speaker)
Virtual World/Virtual Museum: The Palmer Museum of Art's Second Life. Presented
with Dana Carlisle Kletchka. Presented at the 2009 NAEA National Convention.
Minneapolis, MN, April 2009.
Pedagogy and Profit: Issues in Online Art Education. Presented with Karen Keifer-Boyd
and Charles Garoian. Presented at the 2009 NAEA National Convention, Minneapolis,
MN, April 2009.
Rapid e-Learning Using Open-Source Drupal Modules. Workshop conducted with Bryan
Ollendyke and Bill Rose. Conducted at the Society for Applied Learning Technologies
(SALT). Orlando, FL, February 2009.
The Ins and Outs of Getting an e-Learning Initiative Started in Higher Education.
Presented with Bill Rose. Presented at the Society for Applied Learning Technologies
(SALT). Orlando, FL, February 2009.
Open Education. 2009 Teaching and Learning with Technology Summer Camp Panelist
With Ken Udas and David DiBiase. The Pennsylvania State University, University Park,
PA, August 2008. (Invited)
Dance 100: Teaching Diversity Through Dance. Presented with Michele Dunleavy and
Megan Marut. Presented at the 6th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Arts and
Humanities. Honolulu, HI, January 2008.
Web 2.0: Transforming the Delivery of Traditional Studio Courses. Presented with Bryan
Ollendyke. Presented at the 6th Annual Hawaii International Conference on Arts and
Humanities. Honolulu, HI, January 2008.
The Convergence of Online and Classroom Instruction into a Hybrid Learning Model for
General Education Music Courses. Presented with Stephen Hopkins. Presented at the
Association for Technology in Music Instruction (ATMI). Salt Lake City, UT, November
2007.
The Online Studio Solved: How We Transformed the Delivery of a Traditional Studio
Course. Presented with Bill Rose. Presented at the 2nd International Designs on eLeaning
Conference. London, UK, September 2007.
A Model for Conducting Online Peer Evaluations. Presented at the 10th Sloan-C
International Conference on Asynchronous Learning Networks. Orlando, FL, November
2004.
Designing Web-based Instruction With Information Architecture. Presented with Beth
Bailey. Presented at the Society for Applied Learning Technologies (SALT). Arlington,
VA, August 2003.

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 Providing Database and Web Application Services for Teaching and Research. Presented
with Craig Anthony. Presented at the International DB2 Users Group (IDUG). Las
Vegas, NV, May 2003.
Online Learning – A Recipe for Success. Presented with Bill Walton. Presented at the
Society for Applied Learning Technologies (SALT). Orlando, FL, February 2003.

AWARDS AND GRANTS

Member of the Revenue Generation and Sharing Model Team Recognized by the
Executive Vice President and Provost and the Office of Planning and Institutional
Assessment for our outstanding contributions to creativity, quality, and innovation at
Penn State. (Spring 2009)
Received $50,000 from the Penn State Blended Learning Initiative for the creation of a
World Music course. (Fall 2007)
Received the equivalent of $3,000 to create the College of Arts and Architecture’s Palmer
Museum of Art into a virtual, SecondLife, environment. (Summer 2007)
Received an Incentives and Innovations Fund grant of $6,000 to support the creation of a
blended Dance Appreciation course. (Fall 2006)
Received $10,000 from the Penn State Blended Learning Initiative for the conversion of
an online jazz course into a blended learning course. (Fall 2006)
IBM Eclipse Innovation Grant, $30,000, PI. (Spring 2005)
“CMMI Online Course” Lockheed Martin, $5,000, Co-PI. (July 2004 – December 2004)
“DoDAF Executive Summary Online Course” Lockheed Martin, $89,126, Co-PI.
(October 2003 – March 2004)

SELECTED PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Serve on The Pennsylvania State University Faculty Advisory Committee on Academic
Computing. (Fall 2009 – Present)
Serve on The Pennsylvania State University Academic College/Outreach Partnership
committee. (Fall 2009 – Present)
Serve on The Pennsylvania State University e-Learning Strategic committee. (Fall 2009 –
Present)
Serve on the College of Arts and Architecture’s Marketing Taskforce subcommittee. (Fall
2009 – Present)
Chair the College of Arts and Architecture’s e-Learning Continuous Quality
Improvement (e-LCQI) committee. (Fall 2009 – Present)

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 Chair The Pennsylvania State University Online Coordinating Council Instructional
Design and Development subcommittee. (Fall 2009 – Present)
Serve on The Pennsylvania State University e-Learning Repository committee. (Fall
2008 – present)
Serve on the College of Arts and Architecture Revenue Restructuring working group.
(Fall 2008 – 2009)
Serving as the College of Arts and Architecture e-Learning Advocate. (Spring 2006 –
Present)
Served on the Interdisciplinary Design Studio (IDS) program development committee for
the College of Arts and Architecture. (Spring - Fall 2006)
Serving on The Pennsylvania State University Online Coordinating Council. (Fall 2005 -
Present)
Serving on the PSU Administrative Infrastructure sub-committee for The Pennsylvania
State University. (Fall 2005 - Present)

COMMUNITY SERVICE
Volunteer T-ball Coach for the State College Little League
Volunteer Soccer Coach for the State College Centre Soccer Association
Volunteer for Our Children’s Center Montessori School
Web Committee Chair and designer/developer for the Tussey Mountainback 50 Mile
Relay and Ultra marathon
Participant in the American Cancer Society Relay for Life
Volunteer for the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts
Volunteer for The Pennsylvania State University Nittany Lion Club
Volunteer for First Night Pikes Peak
Team Captain for Horizon Interactive’s involvement in the YMCA Corporate Cup

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
Society for Applied Learning Technologies (SALT)
EDUCAUSE
Sloan-C

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REFERENCES
Cole Camplese
Director of Educational Technology Services
The Pennsylvania State University
210 Rider II Building
227 West Beaver Ave.
University Park, PA 16802
cwc5@psu.edu
W: 814.863.2271

Charles Garoian, Ph.D.

Director, School of Visual Arts
The Pennsylvania State University
210 Patterson Building
University Park, PA 16802
crg2@psu.edu
W: 814.865.0444

John T. Harwood, Ph.D.

Senior Director, Teaching and Learning With Technology
The Pennsylvania State University
229 Computer Building
University Park, PA 16802
jth@psu.edu
W: 814.863.5433

Ken Udas, Ph.D.

CEO of UMassOnline
The University of Massachusetts
333 South Street Suite 400
Shrewsbury, MA 01545
ken.udas@gmail.com
kudas@umassp.edu
W: 774.455.7601
C: 518.364.5433

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