technology, education and training from an industrial/organizational (I/O) psychologist
So as you might have picked up by now, I’m part of the faculty at Old Dominion University. Imagine my surprise to discover that Matt Jabaily, Education Reference Librarian, is running a multiplayer Minecraft...
When students feel that their performance on learning assessments is out of their control, they create excuses before the assessment has even taken place. These excuses are often not based in reality; instead, the...
According to recent research appearing in Science, the traditional advice to graduate students to minimize their time spent teaching and maximize their time spent on research may ultimately harm the development of their research...
If you are a long-term reader, you may remember that in January, I applied for a grant from the National Science Foundation to produce SOCL, the Social network for Online Community-based Learning, which incorporates...
Student engagement and semester GPA were both improved through the addition of Twitter to a course.
Research explores the cognitive-affective states students experience during learning games. Surprisingly, the state of confusion leads to student engagement.