Classroom Resources and Impact on Learning

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Presenter: Margaret A Dickey-Kurdziolek (Virginia Tech)

Technology has the power to make life better and easier. Have we been able to prove the worth of technology in education? Recent reports released by the United States Department of Education imply that technology has no added value in classrooms. This study and others call for more research on learning resources, such as educational technologies. I am investigating what contexts educational technologies can be used through in-depth case studies.

Slides: DickeyKurdziolekGHC2009PHDForum.pdf

Margaret's (Meg's) Website:[1]

This PhD Forum was summarized on The Female Perspective of Computer Science by Gail Carmichael.

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