About Us
The Educational Technology (EdTech) team applies technology solutions that facilitate a positive learning experience for students, designs and produces high-quality curricular content , and empowers faculty to deliver efficient and effective teaching. Our vision is to transform Stanford Medicine by acting as a catalyst for the adoption of evidence-based, emerging, and engaging educational technology solutions and to be a leader in the academic community by sharing best practices.
Their ability to think outside of the box, their expertise in design, and their passion for innovation have served to inspire me and make me a better teacher.
—Maya Adam, MD
Director of Health Media Innovation
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
- Discover, research, and create new modalities to measurably improve teaching and learning.
- Foster and maintain relationships to increase collaboration at Stanford and beyond as educational technology leaders on a global level.
- Maximize educator and learner outcomes and experience.
- Design, produce, and assess innovative, effective education content to support the missions of School of Medicine and Stanford Health Care.
- Provide educational technology and pedagogical solutions to faculty, staff, students, healthcare workers, and patients.
Our Partners
• Stanford Medicine faculty, students, and staff
• Stanford Healthcare
• Stanford Center for Continuing Medical Education (CME)
• Stanford Center for Health Education
• Digital MEdIC
Our Team
Todd Ferris
Interim Director
Kim Walker
Manager, Learning Design
Pauline Becker
Manager, Business Operations
Mike McAuliffe
Manager, Portfolio & Projects
Deila Bumgardner
Instructional Designer
William Bottini
Creative Director
Britt Carr
Academic Technology Specialist
Peter Nguyen
Learning Innovation Specialist
Bindu Madhava
Sr. Digital Media Specialist
Jessica Whittemore
Instructional Designer
Andrew Baek
Sr. Digital Media Specialist
Huy Tran
Sr. Digital Media Specialist
Katherine Cao
Digital Media Specialist
Lauren Watley
Digital Media Specialist