Ismahan Arslan-Ari

Associate Professor

University of South Carolina

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Ling Hao

Illinois State University

UNITED STATES

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Fatih Ari

Associate Professor

University of South Carolina

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Yang Wang

Associate Professor

University of South Carolina

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Lucas Vasconcelos

Assistant Professor

University of South Carolina

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Review of Dissertations from an Online Asynchronous Learning Design and Technologies Educational Doctoral Program

Reading alphabetic and nonalphabetic writing systems: A case study of bilingual teachers' reading processes through eye movement miscue analysis

Assistive Technology Education: Experiences of Preservice Special Education Teachers Within an Instructional Material Development Project

Teachers’ value beliefs and usage of one-to-one devices for students with dyslexia: A descriptive study

The Flipped Classroom Approach in High School Psychology: An Action Research Study

Enhancing Multimedia Learning by Emotional Arousal

Assistive technology training within an educational technology course: Perceptions of preservice special education teachers

Do Stereotypical vs. Counter-stereotypical Role Models Affect Teacher Candidates’ Stereotypes and Attitudes toward Teaching Computer Science?

The effect of visual cues in e-books on pre-K children’s visual attention, word recognition, and comprehension: An eye tracking study

Female preservice teachers stereotype computer scientists as intelligent and overworked White individuals wearing glasses

Evaluation of Preservice Teachers Computer-based Instructional Materials by Special Education Teachers

How Much Cueing Is Needed in Instructional Animations? The Role of Prior Knowledge

Early childhood preservice teachers’ debugging block-based programs: An eye tracking study

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Ling Hao

Fatih Ari

Yang Wang

Lucas Vasconcelos

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