Sports Technology
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Copyright: 2025
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Welcome to Sport Technology! This course is unlike any in the country. Only a few sport management programs in the country teach courses on the topic and this one is uniquely beneficial to you! This course will provide you and opportunity to learn how technology is shaping the sport industry and learn to master the applications that will directly provide you an edge when embarking into the industry. You will learn the software and applications necessary to compete for a job in the sports industry.
Chapter 1 Technology and Sport
Chapter 2 Principles of Technology
Chapter 3 Graphic Design in Sports
Chapter 4 Print Design and Layout with InDesign
Chapter 5 Digital Design with Photoshop
Chapter 6 Digital Displays in Sports
Chapter 7 Photography Principles
Chapter 8 Website Design
Chapter 9 Live Video Production
Chapter 10 Video Editing with Premier Pro
Chapter 11 Podcast Production
Chapter 12 Social Media Technology
Chapter 13 Stadium Technology
Chapter 14 Artificial Intelligence in Sport
Kevin McNeill is an Assistant Teaching Professor at Syracuse University at the Falk College of Sport. With over 20+ years of experience working within intercollegiate athletics, McNeill teaching courses in Sport Technology, Sport Marketing and Game Day Technology. Prior to joining the faculty at Falk College, McNeill worked at his alma mater, Le Moyne College for over 12 years. He first started as the Director of Sport Information and later transitioned into the Associate Athletics Director for Marketing. In his time at Le Moyne, McNeill oversaw the marketing and communications for the department that included developing a new brand identity, graphics design, launching digital platforms, social media strategies, corporate sponsorship, licensing and video production. Prior to Le Moyne, McNeill worked at Syracuse University withing the athletic department as a Marketing Coordinator. In addition to focusing on game day promotions and marketing campaigns, he served as the department’s graphic designer.