Jeffrey Holmes

Jeffrey Holmes is an Instructor in the Department of English at Arizona State University (ASU), specializing in Film and Media Studies. He holds a PhD in Rhetoric, Composition, and Literacy from ASU. His research focuses on digital media's impact on teaching and learning across formal and informal settings, with a strong emphasis on game studies and distributed learning systems. Holmes has consulted globally with organizations such as UNESCO and Pearson, LLC, and his work bridges educational theory with practical applications in technology-enhanced learning environments.

Education:

• PhD in Rhetoric, Composition, and Literacy, Arizona State University

Research interests include the evolving role of digital media in education, game-based learning frameworks, and the sociocultural dimensions of teaching methodologies. His work often explores how video games and distributed systems can create innovative learning ecosystems. Holmes frequently presents at conferences like AERA, GLS, and RSA, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to education and technology.

Recent publications highlight themes such as AI-driven collaborative learning, student feedback analysis, and frameworks for evaluating distributed teaching systems. His consulting projects span international collaborations, including work with libraries and academic institutions worldwide. Holmes actively advocates for integrating digital literacy practices into both formal and informal education contexts.

Professional contributions extend beyond academia to include projects with global organizations like the Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Peace and Sustainable Development, reflecting his commitment to leveraging technology for equitable educational access.