Noah L Schroeder, Ph.D.
Noah L. Schroeder, Ph.D. is a Professor of Educational Technology and Instructional Design. His research interests are broadly focused on how we can design and use technologies to improve teaching and learning. As part of this work, he is interested in how perceptions of the learning environment may influence learning outcomes. At the present time, Dr. Schroeder is primarily focused on the design of pedagogical agents (virtual characters/virtual humans), refutation text, and the use of wearable sensors. He conducts experimental research as well as systematic reviews and meta-analyses.
Publications
Dr. Schroeder's list of publications can be found on his Google Scholar Profile
Educational Background:
Ph.D. - Washington State University - 2013
M.A. - Washington State University - 2011
B.S. (Biology) - Colorado State University - Pueblo - 2010
Academic Honors and Awards:
2020: Received 2019-2020 Excellence in Scholarship Award from the Wright State University College of Education and Human Services.
2019: Received Journal of Engineering Education Star Reviewer Award for 2018: Award recognizes contributions of the top 2% of reviewers for the journal in 2018.
2017: Received 2016-2017 Presidential Award for Faculty Excellence: Early Career Achievement, Wright State University.
2017: Received 2016-2017 Excellence in Scholarship Award from the Wright State University College of Education and Human Services.
2017: Undergraduate student researcher working on SIMPLE project won "Best STEM Poster" at Ohio Space Grant Consortium's Annual Symposium.
2016: Received Early Career Award from the American Educational Research Association's Special Interest Group on Instructional Technology.
2014: Invited presentation at University of Southern California’s Institute for Creative Technologies’ Workshop on Empirical Pedagogical Agent Research.
2013: Invited presentation in 2013 Promising Young Researchers Session sponsored by AERA Division D (Measurement and Research Methodology).
2012: Second Place, 2012 Graduate Student Work-in-Progress Gala sponsored by AERA Division D (Measurement and Research Methodology).
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