Course Description:

This course presents an in-depth treatment of the research process from an experimental, developmental, and evaluative perspective. Techniques for planning and designing these types of research projects, as well as the methodologies for data collection, evaluation, and analysis are examined. Special emphasis is placed on the appropriate choice of methodologies for a variety of problem situations.

Instructor:

Ling Wang, Ph.D. Professor

(954) 262-2020 – (800) 986-2247 x22020
email:[email protected]
website: scis.nova.edu/~lingwang
faculty viewbook:https://www.nova.edu/publications/scis/faculty-viewbook/#/48/

Course Schedule 

Research areas: Research methodology and statistics, instructional design, motivation in education, learning theory.

Dr. Wang joined NSU in 2003, after earning her Ph.D. in educational technology from Purdue University. She teaches graduate courses in Computing Technology in Education and Information Systems, conducts research projects and studies, advises doctoral students’ dissertations, and serves as reviewer for many national and international journals. Her research areas include: educational technology integration, educational applications of Web 2.0 technologies, faculty professional development, and Community of Practice in graduate programs.