Kyle's courses bring together film history, media theory, and science and technology studies. His offerings on new media include podcasting, computer animation, the internet, and blockchain. Such courses balance technical considerations with the cultural dimensions relevant to filmmakers and writers. He teaches film-centered courses on sound in cinema, intermediality and film adaptation, environmental cinema, and film and medical imaging. He is the recipient of a Teaching Innovation Grant from JHU’s Center for Teaching Excellence and Innovation, which he has used to build out public-facing components such as the online syllabus and web-magazine-style assignments for A Cultural History of the Internet; the course episode feed for Podcasting: Critical and Creative Practice (available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify); and the NFT gallery on Objkt.com for Digital Art on the Blockchain, which he co-taught with Jimmy Joe Roche. Syllabi from previous semesters can be found on his website.