I had Rob for a Understanding Virtual Workspaces, which sounds pretty uninteresting but honestly I would always look forward to coming to class. Rob's a very understanding, down-to-earth guy. The class is more of a discussion rather than a lecture, and there were guest speakers from NASA and Capital One that would talk about digital badges or virtual workspaces in general. Very easy A as long as you put in some effort (he'll let you redo the essays for full credit), and the stuff you learn here can actually be used outside of the classroom.

I took Archer's class on virtual communication and digital badges, and I quite enjoyed it. It's a really easy class, if you're into that sort of thing, but I also found it legitimately useful. Archer has a lot of real world experience in the workplace because he's started like 5 companies, and people actually used the stuff he taught in job interviews during the semester. Archer is also just a great guy who will buy the class food randomly, so I highly recommend his class.