About Us

 

John Tersigni

John Tersigni, DigitallyU founder, previously founded Mercantile Software Systems Inc in 1987. Mercantile was acquired by Harte-Hanks NYSE: HHS in 1998. Since the acquisition, Tersigni has focused his developmental interest on interactive multimedia, educational technology, and broadcast media. In addition, Tersigni taught marketing to full-time Wharton MBA Students at the University of Pennsylvania from 2005-2006.

Education: BA from Lafayette College, MA in Interactive Communication from American University, MS in Instructional Design from Lehigh University.

 

Jeremy Wischusen

Jeremy Wischusen, DigitallyU co-founder, has been designing curricula for a variety of populations since 1997. Wischusen's ability to create compelling courses of study spans multiple disciplines, ranging from college-level philosophy to world languages. He is an expert in the design and construction of interactive multimedia learning systems. Wischusen is also a published researcher in the field of psychology.

Education: Wischusen's background includes a BA in Social Psychology and Eastern Religious Philosophy from McGill University and a MS in Instructional Design from Lehigh University.

 

Tiedan Huang

Tiedan Huang is an accomplished instructional and interface designer. She has designed and developed distance learning systems for graduate science and engineering curriculum at Lehigh University. Huang has extensive interactive multimedia software design experience and has taught English literature in Beijing, China.

Education: BA in English Literature from University of International Relations in Bejing, MS in Instructional Design from Lehigh University, EdD doctoral program at Lehigh University.

 

Heidi Weber

Heidi Weber's expertise in public relations and communication is firmly grounded in postsecondary community. She has focused her entire editorial career on issues within higher education. Weber has spent several years researching and writing about technology standards in post secondary education, trends in distance education and congressional and state oversight of higher education issues. In addition, she has extensive knowledge of the Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) and Title IV aid.

Education: BA from University of Akron in Mass Media Communication.