Projects

My projects reflect my research interests, which focus broadly on technology integration in K-12 and higher education. My work explores embodied cognition as well as problem- and project-based learning in STEM domains.

The video, left, summarizes what I'm interested in and how it came to be.

  • AERA-funded Design-Based Research Conference: In Fall 2013, twenty scholars came together to discuss the role of DBR in educational technology. Funded by the American Educational Research Association (AERA). http://dbrxroads.coe.uga.edu/

  • Fractions to the Core (2012): A project to develop resources for supporting elementary mathematics under the Georgia Performance Standards. http://tothecore.coe.uga.edu

  • eSupervision (2008-2012): A program that actively guides student and cooperating teachers through each of the critical elements of their cognitive apprenticeship. http://www.esupervision.net

Older Projects (Grad School):

  • Six Steps to ELL Lesson Design. Web-based training on lesson plan design for English Language Learners (ELL) according to the Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol (SIOP) model.

  • Integers Instructional Program. Computer-based instruction (designed in Flash) on adding two one-digit integers. Used as part of my dissertation.

  • Technology Integration Specialist. Spent two years as a mentor with teachers learning to integrate a one-to-one laptop initiative. Attached is a report of findings on the impact of technology.

  • Google Sites that Sizzle. A resource for teachers on using Google Sites with other technology tools. A Computer Using Educator [CUE] conference presentation.

  • Google Forms across the Curriculum. A resource for teachers on using Google Forms to foster meaningful learning. A Computer Using Educator [CUE] conference presentation.