technology, education and training from an industrial/organizational (I/O) psychologist
If there’s one thing that white-collar workers around the world suddenly have in common because of COVID-19, it’s that we are very suddenly tied to our keyboards, even more so than before. And some...
One of the depressing yet unsurprising outcomes of the COVID-19 crisis has been the increase in concern about online test security. People are worried students will cheat on their tests. I definitely understand this...
Most pressure by teachers, instructors, professors, and trainers to develop and release high-quality online materials instantaneously in this age of self-isolation is self-imposed. Most full-time online instructors put six months to a year of...
As most colleges and universities around the world begin to transition into online teaching in response to the global coronavirus pandemic, I thought it might be useful to develop a guide explaining how to...
Mar 17 Update: Four days after posting this (although it felt like longer!), SIOP 2020 was officially canceled. Clues from the official announcement point to financial concerns being the major issue to resolve before...
The American Psychological Association released a report in December summarizing the current state of the “academic psychology workforce” based upon the results of the 2015 Survey of Doctorate Recipients, a National Science Foundation project....