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Bb Vista STAR Report - Fall 2008-2009

Drexel professors are utilizing Blackboard Vista in their course sections and this activity spans many academic disciplines. IRT developed a "STAR Report" (recall the Morningstar Report rationale for evaluating mutual funds in a clear, understandable, manner). This STAR Report is based on metrics focused on engagement, content, features, and organization.

Metrics in each section indicate levels of:

  • Student log-ins
  • Student online time
  • Assessment elements
  • Discussion topics
  • Content files
  • Course complexity/design

NOTE: Other professors utilize other systems; this STAR Report focuses on Bb Vista users.

The following professors topped the report in their respective colleges or schools.

Antoinette Westphal

  • Anne Cecil – ST: Merchandising w/ Technology – DSMR-465-001
  • Lee Dash – Web Interactive Authoring – DIGM-240-003
  • Brittany Fedor – Digital Design Tools - DIGM-100-501
  • Troy Finamore – Web Interactive Authoring – DIGM-240-001
  • Troy Finamore – Digital Design Tools - DIGM-100-003
  • Cecilia Fitzgibbon – Overview of Arts Administration – AADM-505-501
  • Peter Stratton – DigitalDesign Tools - DIGM-100-001

Bennett S. LeBow College of Business

  • Robin Abramson – Leadership and Professional Development – ORGB-625-657
  • Hande Benson – Linear Modeling for Decision Making – OPR-320-001
  • Burton Brodo – Introduction to Marketing Management – MKTG-301-900
  • Janet Davidson – Advanced Concepts in Managed Care – MGMT-698-675
  • Neil Desnoyers – Business Statistics II – STAT-202-A
  • Robert Keidel – Leading Effective Organizations – ORGB-631-675
  • Stacy Kline – Managerial Accounting Foundations – ACCT-116-001
  • Stacy Kline – Managerial Accounting – ACCT-601-626
  • Merrill Leichty – Statistical Inference I – STAT-205-001
  • Arunkumar Madapusi – Operations Management – POM-601-900 and 901
  • Kerry Anne McGeary – Essentials of Economics – BUSN-502-501
  • Thomas McWilliams – Business Statistics – STAT-601-676
  • Vadake Narayanan – Knowledge Management – MGMT-655-501
  • Edward Nelling – corporate Financial Management – FIN-601-656
  • Faribiorz Partovi – Operations Management – POM-601-689
  • Patricia Robak – International Financial Management – FIN-648
  • Michael Scheuermann – Leading Effective Organizations – ORGB-631-627 and 900
  • Elliot Schreiner – Pharmaceutical Marketing – MKTG-698-676
  • Samuel Szewczyk – Corporate Financial Management – FIN-601-625
  • George Tsakumis – Measuring and Maximizing Financial Performance – BUSN-501-627
  • Joan Weiner – Leadership and Professional Development – ORGB-625-900
  • Joan Weiner – Leading Effective Organizations – ORGB-631-60
  • Jennifer Wright – Financial Accounting foundations – ACCT-115-900

College of Arts and Sciences

  • Valarie Arms – Expository Writing and Reading – ENGL-101-135
  • Ingrid Daemmrich – Expository Writing and Reading – ENGL-101-191
  • Christie Davis – Science of Forensic Science – CI-378-900
  • Cecilie Goodrich – Biology of Stress –BIO-384-001
  • Dona Huggins – Principles of Toxicology I – ENVS-636-900 and -901
  • Dona Huggins – Principles of Toxicology I – ENVS-436-501
  • Jacqueline Kloss – Abnormal Psychology – PSY-240-001
  • Annette Molyneux – Abnormal Psychology – PSY-240-002
  • Gail Rosen – Expository Writing and Reading – ENGL-101-169, -176, -177, and -183
  • Mary Spiers – Neuropsychology – PSY-410-001
  • Jennifer Stanford – Cells and Genetics – BIO-122-A
  • Eva Thury – Desktop Publishing – COM-640-501
  • Scott Warnock – Expository Writing and Reading – ENGL-101-125
  • Robert Watts – Expository Writing and Reading – ENGL-101-181, -161, and -187
  • Rachel Wenrick – Expository Writing and Reading – ENGL-101-147

College of Engineering

  • Krystle Adkins – Managerial Communications for Engineers – EGMT-680-911
  • David Augenblick – Computational Lab I – CS-121-075
  • James Breen – Engineering Management I – EGMT-501-914
  • Kara Brunson – Managerial Communications for Engineers – EGMT-680-912 and 913
  • Marcos DeArruda – Economics – Engineering Management – EGMT-531-911, 912, 913, and -914
  • James Deiner – Engineering Management I – EGMT-501-913
  • Adam Fontecchio – ECE Laboratory I – ECEL-301-A
  • Rick Grandrino – Managerial Statistics II – EGMT-572-911
  • Rick Grandrino – Project Planning, Scheduling, and Control – EGMT-625-912
  • Robert Homa – Engineering Management I – EGMT-501-911
  • Carole Mablekos – Communications – EGMT-504-911
  • Stephen Mastro – Engineering Management I – EGMT-501-912
  • Maureen McVeigh – Managerial Communications for Engineers – EGMT-680-916
  • David Miller – Evaluation and Presentation of Experimental Data I – ENGR-201-B
  • Patrick O’Brien – Managerial Communications for Engineers – EGMT-680-914 and 915
  • Ernest Weiler – Sustainable Business Practices for Engineers – EGMT-660-911
  • John Zolan – Problems in Human Relations – EGMT-581-911

Earle Mack School of Law

  • Mark Toth - Litigation Drafting – LAW-806-001

Richard C. Goodwin College of Professional Studies

  • Amy Giddings – Principles of Coaching – SMT-101-001
  • Nikolaos Linardopoulos – Interpersonal Communication – CAT-201-120

School of Biomedical Engineering,Science, and Health Systems

  • Elisabeth Papazoglou – Biomaterials I – BMES-660-A

School of Education

  • Amitabha Basu – Current Research in Curriculum and instruction – EDUC-324-501