Technology and Distance Programs Launches COE Stories Podcast
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🎙️ Exciting news! The Technology & Distance Programs (TDP) has launched a new podcast series called “COE Stories”. Available now on Spotify and the COE website, this series highlights members in the College of Education at Manoa and their stories. The first episode features LTEC Associate Professor, Dr. Dan Hoffman as he dives into “Exploring Culturally Relevant Computing”, hosted by Dr. Ari Eichelberger and edited by LTEC PhD student Sawyer Novak. You don’t want to miss it! 🎧
Want to take a listen? Please visit the link at: coe.hawaii.edu/coe-stories/
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Another recognition for our outstanding LTEC Faculty and their remarkable contributions! Mahalo for all that you do! 😄Department of Learning Design and Technology (LTEC) faculty members, Chih-Pu Dai, Dan Hoffman, and the late Christine Sorensen Irvine, received awards at the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT) International Convention in Kansas City, Missouri last month.
- Assistant Professor Dai won a Best Proposal Award from the AECT Teacher Education Division
- Associate Professor Hoffman was awarded the AECT International Division’s Presidential Service Award.
- AECT presented the Christine Sorensen Irvine Service to the Teacher Education Division Award posthumously to Professor Sorensen Irvine who passed away on January 27, 2023 at the age of 64. The division honored Sorensen Irvine’s legacy by renaming their service award after her and selecting her as the first recipient.
Read more about their work: bit.ly/3AQ9pWt
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Please join us in congratulating Dr. Michael M. Saunderson on passing his dissertation defense titled “Why and How Organizations of Different Sizes Evaluate the Transfer of Training and Use Technology to Capture, Store, and Analyze the Transfer of Training Data: A Sequential Explanatory Mixed-Method Study”.
We would also like to express our appreciation to Dr. Saunderson for his contributions as the past AECT-HI president. Mahalo for supporting LTEC and AECT-HI with your leadership skills. coe.hawaii.edu/aecthi/
Congratulations, Dr. Saunderson, and we wish you the best in your future endeavors! 👏🥳
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Aloha LTEC Ohana,
The Department of Learning Design and Technology at UHM is hiring an Assistant Professor! If you are interested, please visit jobs.chronicle.com (Keyword: LTEC Assistant Professor) or go.hawaii.edu/bVM (position #84081) for responsibilities, qualifications, and how to apply! Application review begins December 15, 2024. We look forward to your application!
Inquiries: Kitty Hino, hinok@hawaii.edu
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Woohoo! We are proud of you, Robin Dazzeo! 🥳Robin Dazzeo, an instructor in the College of Education (COE) Department of Special Education (SPED), won a lesson design competition held by the Journal of Technology-Integrated Lessons and Teaching (JTILT). A peer-reviewed, open-access journal, JTILT publishes technology-rich learning representations for PK–16+ professionals and is sponsored by the Teacher Education Division of the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT).
“This award is particularly meaningful as it validates my commitment to bridging special education and learning technology in innovative ways,” Dazzeo said. “As a SPED instructor and LTEC doctoral student, I’m passionate about developing inclusive, technology-enhanced learning solutions to benefit all students, particularly in developing crucial skills like writing and self-assessment.”
Read the full story! bit.ly/4fl3Lum
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Congratulations!