As well as leading the Kelley learning technologies team, Sarah is also a member of the Marketing faculty where she teaches courses in digital and social media marketing. Sarah specializes in assisting faculty with innovative and effective design for both residential and online courses. She believes that pedagogy always comes before technology and that measuring learning outcomes is the best way to truly know what works in education. Outside of Kelley, Sarah spends time with her husband, teenage triplets and a chubby English Bulldog named Fannie.

A lifelong Hoosier, Lucas joined the Kelley School of Business IT Help Desk in early 2014, moving to the Learning Technologies team a few years later. A lifelong "IT nerd," he has spent most of his professional career supporting the systems that make the world run. He now focuses his efforts on helping Kelley faculty teach online using the myriad of systems at their disposal, including Canvas, Zoom, Kaltura, edX, PlayPosit, and others. When he isn't doing tech support work, he enjoys Dungeons and Dragons, video/board games, and walking the B-line trail.

First joining the Learning Media team as an IU student employee in 2016, Zach now serves as the Learning Media Production Manager, overseeing all productions in the state-of-the-art Jellison Studios. He specializes in developing engaging, innovative, and effective synchronous and asynchronous video content. Zach believes that the excellence of our faculty along with the creative support of our Learning Technology team is one of the keys to Kelley’s success as a first mover in the digital content space. When not at Kelley, he loves nothing more than spending time with his family.

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Tony is passionate about teaching and learning. Originally a high school chemistry teacher, Tony also has a wide breadth of experience in higher education support roles ranging from student conduct to IT Support. He brings his background in pedagogy, technology, and other higher education systems to his current role to help faculty navigate teaching with technology in a cohesive, approachable manner in the online classroom. Outside of Kelley, Tony enjoys playing games, Dungeons and Dragons, and more with friends and his wife.

In 2016, Brian graduated from Indiana University, majoring in “Telecommunications” and minoring in “History” and “Communication and Culture.” Following graduation, he attained a job with a company subcontracted by the U.S. Army Reserve to provide technical support in live-recorded Instrumented After-Action Reviews (IAARs). After the contract complete, he had the opportunity to work for local musicians providing video content for EPKs, as well as providing production assistance for the upcoming feature film “Bloom” (2018). He has aspirations of becoming a published writer, having completed a novella length manuscript recounting a summer of fishing halibut commercially in southern Alaska. Brian also currently waits tables at Bear’s Place Pub.