Wayne State University Instructional
Technology
Dale Brandenburg, Ph.D.
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Research
Professor, Instructional Technology, (313)
577-6674 |
Education
B.S. Mathematics
(Michigan State University)
M.A. Behavioral Psychology (Michigan State University)
Ph.D. Educational Measurement and Statistics (University of Iowa)
Current Teaching Interests
- Applying instructional technology to economic development, research / service activities related to pre-technical training, literacy, and skills enhancement for smaller companies in the Detroit area.
- Specializes in needs assessment, technical training strategy, and the impacts of technology deployment on work force issues with an emphasis on small and medium-sized manufacturers.
Key Publications
He has written many publications in the human performance and training areas, especially training evaluation, including a monograph, Evaluating Corporate Training.
His most recent book, The Workplace Literacy Primer (HRD Press, 1990, with W. J. Rothwell), uses a performance technology approach to examining and developing literacy interventions.
With the National Center for Manufacturing Sciences, he produced a reference manual and workshop on best practice needs assessment tools and processes for small manufacturing service providers.
Key Professional Service Activities
Manages two multi-million dollar projects in Workplace Education — one funded by the US Dept. of Education and one part of Detroit's Empowerment Zone.
He was a team leader for manufacturing assessment at the Midwest Manufacturing Technology Center in Ann Arbor.
Formerly he was at the University of Illinois for 17 years where he developed a graduate program in Human Resource Development.
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