My curriculum vitae

Hiroko KANOH

Yamagata University (National Universities),

Institute of Arts and Sciences,

Associate Professor,

1-4-12 Kojirakawa-machi, Yamagata-shi, Yamagata, 990-8560 Japan

E-mail: kanoh<@>pbd.kj.yamagata-u.ac.jp

I work as an associate professor of Yamagata University from 2004.

I worked at the Aichi Sangyo junior college as a full-time lecturer in 2002 to 2003.

I specialized in ICT education and the information society theory.

Effects of social media, AI, and robots on people and society．

I’m currently undertaking the following research projects;

"Surveillance study on the effective information sharing system relating to child safety" sponsored by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. This project promotes initiatives to prevent crimes by conveying the movement of a child’s mind and real-time GPS, a system that tracks children’s activities to parents, through the use of a mind map.

"Research to contribute to the correction of disparities of information literacy in Higher Education" sponsored by the Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research. In this project, the study surveys the relationships between the disparities of information literacy in higher education and the family backgrounds, lifestyles, favorite subjects, etc; and

"Research on the relationship between the Information Technology and the NEET (young people Not in Education, Employment or Training), job-hopping part-timers, and truant children and students" sponsored by the Mitsubishi Foundation Research Grants. In this project, the study examines the relationship between job orientation and the family backgrounds, lifestyles, favorite subjects, etc.

I obtained B.A. and M.A. degrees at the department of Education of the Tokyo Gakugei University and completed the doctoral course at the Graduate School of International Telecommunication, Waseda University.

The main works:

“Information Literacy & Information Morality for the Net Generation: Internet Crime, Cyber-bullying, and School’s Anonymous Message Board”

University Education Press (2007)

“Information Society Theory: Structure of the Ultra-High Efficiency Society”

Kitaoji Publishing (2007)

“Silent Revolution: Breakaway from being NEET and Job-Hopper by IT”

Gyosei (2006)

“Practical Education of Information Morality: Approach to the Ubiquitous Society”

Kitaoji Publishing (2005)

“Computer Workbooks that Young Students are willing to try: For the Development of Information Skills” Meijitosho Press (2003)

“Establishing the Information Department with the Portfolio: New Teaching Practice and Evaluation Method” Kitaoji Publishing (2002)

Jointly authored work in Japanese

“Education Curriculum: Basic and Important Words 300” The Meijitosho Press

“Development of Teaching Materials for Coursework, Selective Mathematics, and Integrated Study that raise the mathematical mind” Meijitosho Press

“Educational Evaluation Reader: Thorough Understanding of Educational Curriculum Council Report” Educational Development Laboratory

・・・etc

In addition, there is about 100 paper and research presentation.