David Bozzi has led the Education Technology team at Harvard Medical School since December of 2018, including online and classroom-based learning technologists, learning experience designers, audio-visual infrastructure and support, and media content producers. Through the deployment, configuration, training, and support of learning management platforms, online collaboration tools, audio-visual classroom and hybrid work systems, DIY and studio-produced videos, and medical-specific systems for clinical skills and simulation, David and his team focus on delivering technology-enhanced teaching and productivity environments where Harvard faculty, students, and staff can thrive. David is a member of the Harvard University Academic Technology Advisory Board, the Harvard Institute for Learning and Teaching’s Teaching and Learning Consortium, and leads and participates in many IT governance groups within Harvard Medical School and across the university.
David has worked in online and media technology for over 20 years. He has both hands-on and leadership experience in everything from digital video production, web software development, and print / digital design, to the project management and analysis work needed to bring products from idea to implementation. Deeply passionate about leveraging technology to enhance learning, he is engaged with Educause and the Association of American Medical Colleges’ Group on Information Resources. He has dedicated his professional career and development to exploring the future of education and collaboration in higher-ed.