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Complements existing literature in educational communications and technology by offering specific research examples from diverse international contexts. | Explores reflexive, experiential, and practical approaches to the application and utilization of technology. | Highlights research studies that offer new insights and explicit methodological examples for interested readers. | Challenges student assumptions about educational technology development and deployment, and provides strategies for students to link theory with practice.

Produktbeschreibung
  • Complements existing literature in educational communications and technology by offering specific research examples from diverse international contexts.
  • Explores reflexive, experiential, and practical approaches to the application and utilization of technology.
  • Highlights research studies that offer new insights and explicit methodological examples for interested readers.
  • Challenges student assumptions about educational technology development and deployment, and provides strategies for students to link theory with practice.

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Autorenporträt
Dr. Ian A. Lubin is a professional educator and research scientist specializing in learning and instructional psychology, educational technologies, and international education development. He has served as an instructional faculty and researcher at various national and international institutions. Dr. Lubin is the author of several journal articles, chapters, working papers, and other consultation publications on the design of optimal learning environments, cognition and motivation for learning, utilization of instructional technologies, teacher/faculty professional development, and education for development in international contexts. Dr. Lubin serves as a specialist advisor to international development organizations and agencies such as UNESCO and the Commonwealth of Learning. He holds undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Multimedia Instructional Design and earned his M.Ed. and Ph.D. degrees in Instructional Psychology and Technology.