Two University of Florida faculty were recently honored at the 64th Annual Meeting of the Florida Educational Research Association.
AERA recognizes multidisciplinary team with Best Paper Award
The American Educational Research Association (AERA) presented the Best Paper Award in the special interest group category of “Computer and Internet Applications in Education” to a multidisciplinary team of faculty and graduate students.
EduGators awarded editor posts at national journals
COE faculty scholars Albert Ritzhaupt and Cynthia Griffin have been awarded editorships of leading research journals in their respective disciplines. Alumna Melinda Leko (PhD ’08) also landed a editorship alongside Griffin, her former UF professor.
April showers research laurels on Ed Tech PhD students
April was a month to remember for UF Educational Technology doctoral student Jiahui Wang. She must have thought it was still March because she was...
COE makes its mark at nation’s largest gathering of education researchers
Some 65 University of Florida College of Education faculty and graduate students were among the 15,000 scholars from around the world who converged...
COE well represented at world’s largest education research meeting
Dozens of faculty and graduate students will meet starting Friday, April 8 for the world’s largest gathering of scholars to examine critical issues of education research and public policy.
Ed. tech’s Ritzhaupt named distinguished alumnus by alma mater
Award-winning UF education technology researcher Albert Ritzhaupt received the Valencia College Distinguished Alumni Award for his contributions to...
Students, faculty team up on AERA’s ‘best’ research paper
When two UF College of Education professors recently teamed up with three graduate students, the multidisciplinary quintet developed a compelling...
Ed. tech’s online master’s program ranked 9th in U.S.
The UF College of Education’s online master’s degree program in education technology – which provides education professionals with the knowledge and...
Study reveals ‘digital divide’ among state’s middle schoolers
GAINESVILLE, Fla.---A new achievement gap is developing among Florida middle-school students based on their access to technology and whether they...