Welcome to the professional site of Dr. Hussam Kashou
- Higher Education Leadership
- Educational Psychology
- Educational Technology
- Instructional Innovation
- Online Education
- Teaching & Learning
- Information Technology (IT)
- Student Success/Engagement
- Design & Visual Communication
This site is dedicated to the professional and academic work of Hussam Kashou Ph.D. on the interaction between Higher Ed. Leadership, Educational Technology, Educational Psychology, and Student Success/Engagement.
It is a portal for resources and research related to these fields, as well as, a focus on Leadership, Online Education, Learning Theories/Perspectives, Teaching Pedagogy, Instructional Modalities, Formal & Informal Learning Environments, Information Technology (IT), Student Equity, Digital Literacy, Information Literacy, Universal Design, Accessibility, and more.
In addition, it will expand to include Hussam’s other passions such as his professional work/portfolio in visual communication, graphic design, web & multimedia design, and his personal artwork, poetry, and photography.
Fields of Expertise
- Transformational Leadership
- Visionary & Change Leadership
- Organizational Management
- Project Management
- Operational & Strategic Planning
- Mentorship & Advising
- Diversity & Inclusion
- Innovation & Tech Integration
- Learning Theories
- Instructional Modalities
- Instructional Sys & Design
- Online & Distance Education
- Classroom Technology
- Mobile Technologies & Devices
- mLearning & eLearning
- Digital & Information Literacy
- Learning Environments
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Teaching Pedagogy
- Learning Perspectives
- Behavior & Cognitive Psych
- Metacognition
- Self-Regulation (SR)
- Self-Regulated Learning (SRL)
- Self-Efficacy for SLR
- Self-Efficacy
- Motivation & Procrastination
- Student Engagement
- Branding & Visual Strategy
- Computer Graphic Design
- Web Design & Development
- Web Usability & Accessibility
- Universal Design
- Multimedia Design
- Digital Media Marketing
- Power of Design
“The realities of today are the dreams of yesterday and
the dreams of today shall be the realities of tomorrow.”
~H. Al-Banna