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CERG Members

Current Members - FIT (Monash Faculty of Information Technology)

Name Research Interests
Martin Atchison Evolution of the IT discipline and the IT curricula. Trends in student enrolments in IT.
Chris Avram Curriculum design for the area of Information Technology, History of Computing
Matthew Butler Investigating and resolving learning issues in Introductory Programming, and the uses of game and interactive technologies in Education
Angela Carbone Impact of task design on student learning of programming; Studio based teaching; Teaching innovations through the use of ICTs; Developing scholarship of teaching; Improving Teaching Quality.
Sally Firmin Pedagogy for Education Technology
Sue Foster (TBA)
Janet Fraser Web-based education; Design and implementation of web-based learning models; Re-usable learning objects; Web-based applications development.
Cheryl Howard (TBA)
John Hurst Formal Specification of course structure, Document management, Multimedia dictionaries, Reusable learning objects, Associative filtering and Literate programming.
Shonali Krishnaswamy agent-based systems
Selby Markham Research methods and data analysis. Psychological aspects of learning.
Jan Miller International computing education. Influences of organisational and Thai national culture on use of IT in Thai universities.
Michael Morgan Educational theory and the application of Distributed Cognition Theory to educational technology in learning contexts, the use of concept mapping as an information processing strategy and issues involving human computer interaction.
Margot Schuhmacher Developing technology to support learning.
Judy Sheard Pedagogical and epistemological issues in the use of educational technology; Educational use of Web 2.0; Contributing student pedagogies; Plagiarism issues in tertiary education; Promoting knowledge of the history of computing; Improving leadership in IT education and IT education research.

Current Members - Other Faculty / Institution

Name Organisation Research Interests
John Bentley Victoria University of Technology
Jason Ceddia Developing web learning environments; Data mining analysing weblogs and developing log information collection. Group assessment issues and software metrics in connection with student work
Francesca Collins Behavioural Studies, Monash University
Quintin Cutts University of Glasgow
Martin Dick BIT, RMIT University Acceptable working practices for university students; different types of assessment methods and how they affect student learning, e.g. utilizing interviews as assessment. Games and learning methods.
Jim Eales Deakin University
Chris Exton University of Limerick
Penelope Goward Deakin University

James Hamilton Canberra Institute of Technology
Julianne Lynch Deakin University
Ulf Olsson Stockholm University Improving Teaching about Education Technology (e-didactics);
Combination of Self Regulated Learning and Folksonomies
Darren Skidmore University of Melbourne
Linda Stern University of Melbourne
Des Traynor National University of Ireland

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