Providing best in class education by developing and delivering innovative, authentic, and collaborative learner experiences at scale.

Support, empower and advance the innovative and evolving use of technology to facilitate teaching and learning.

Provide vision and leadership for educational technology initiatives at Purdue University. Lead the selection, implementation, and assessment of new educational technologies.

Jason Fish is the Manager of Application Programming for the Informatics group at Purdue University where he is responsible for providing development in the areas of research, teaching, and learning. His experience includes application development, project management, and driving new and creative Web and Mobile strategies. The work of his group has been featured by the New York Times, CNET, and The Chronicle of Higher Education.

Served as project manager working to assess and interpret client and end-user needs in areas including research, student learning, and assessment- Supervising student web development team of up to six students working to coordinate schedules and assignments while improving students overall skill sets and evaluating performance- Working to formulate and implement development best practices for the team- Provide expertise and direction in making future hardware and software decisions

- Served as project manager working to access and interpret client and end-user needs in areas including research, student learning, and assessment- Supervising student web development team of up to six students working to coordinate schedules and assignments while improving students overall skill sets and evaluating performance- Working to formulate and implement development best practices for the team- Provide expertise and direction in making future hardware and software decisions- Collaborated with outside institutions such as Indiana University, University of Notre Dame, and Purdue University North Central to create custom web applications that can both be implemented in their environments as well as run centrally from Purdue- Implemented changes to baseline web application architecture within the team to provide more reusability and quicker deployment- Proposed changes to status quo of relationship with database administrators that will allow for increased responsibility and abilities within database environment

- Developed a custom Change Management Web Application for use in all ITaP divisions- Created custom components for use throughout Purdue’s Website- Created web reports for paperless reportingHelped in the redesign process for Purdue University’s IT website- Developed and maintained Microsoft Sequel Server databases

- Helped create shopping cart for Lionel Trains website- Created online reports for Quaker Oatmeal- Created and maintained multiple custom web applications for a variety of Fortune 1000 companies including Pepsi Co.