What is the David Letterman Learning Experience

Storytelling + Technology + Art

The David Letterman Learning Experience seeks to inspire Ball State students, faculty and staff to think creatively, take chances, laugh in the face of failure, and smile in the light of success.

The David Letterman Learning Experience (DLLE) is an interdisciplinary, project-based learning opportunity that places students at the center of the intersections between storytelling, technology, and art. The experience leverages the rich storytelling potential of over 1,000 pieces of memorabilia David Letterman shared with Ball State University. Built on the foundation of immersive learning, the hallmark of a Ball State education, the DLLE provides opportunities to educate, learn, and enjoy student-led experiences.

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History

Graduate students in the Center for Emerging Media Design & Development were tasked with developing concepts for a world-class exhibition featuring memorabilia from a collection shared with the University and focused on the life and career of our most famous alum David Letterman. Currently, the memorabilia shared by Dave is housed in the Ball State University library Archives and Special Collections. Plans are underway to design a designated area for display and interaction.

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DLLE Projects

The David Letterman Learning Experience uses cutting-edge technology, immersive learning structures, and rich storytelling to educate Ball State staff, faculty, and students. Each project reflects the innovative minds and extraordinary skills of our University.