technology, education and training from an industrial/organizational (I/O) psychologist
Technology has truly arrived at the SIOP conference, which begins Thursday, April 14 and runs through Saturday, April 16. Not only are there technology-oriented sessions virtually every hour of every day, but there is a full...
Upcoming webinar this coming Tuesday, March 22, 2016! In it, I will be moderating a discussion about graduate school in I/O psychology put on by the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology! In this webinar, we’ll be...
The matter of who owns the copyright for a recorded lecture is not a simple one. The key issue here is that a faculty member’s institution may consider lectures “work for hire” and thus owned by the...
From my research on gamification, one of the major conclusions that I’ve come to is that gamification must be implemented for a reason. Blindly throwing game elements into a course without carefully considering why you’re...
One of the most significant challenges currently facing IO psychology researchers is ensuring the relevance of our research to real-world HR and OD practices. Unfortunately, over the last few decades, the IO research in...
As a companion to my grad school series, I will be hosting a week-long AMA in the IO Psychology subreddit. Although it’s an AMA, I suspect that most of my time will be spent...