Nada Dabbagh
George Mason University http://www.gmu.edu
United States of America - Fairfax
Nada Dabbagh is Professor and Director of the Division of Learning Technologies in the College of Education and Human Development at George Mason University. She holds a PhD in Instructional Systems from The Pennsylvania State University and an MS in Operations Research from Columbia University.
Current Affiliations
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George Mason University
Presentations
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EdMedia 2023 Vienna
- Play to Mitigate: Implicit Bias – Constructs, Contexts, and How Serious Games Can be Used as a Mitigation Strategy
- Implicit Biases: Construct, Contexts, Intervention Strategies and Beyond
- Revisiting the Media vs. Method Debate: What Have We Learned After Four Decades?
- A 6-Pronged Interaction Framework for Personalized Learning: Creating a Flexible and Sustainable Learning Ecosystem for Adult Learners
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Other Conferences
- Fair Play: An Analysis of a Technology-Supported Learning Environment (TSLE)
- Novice versus Experienced Instructional Designer decision-making processes
- Affordance Analysis of WordPress
- The Design and Development of a Technology-Mediated Learning Environment that Integrates Formal and Informal Learning: A Design-Based Research Study
- Crossover Protocols: Connecting Online and In-class Discussions to Strengthen the Conversation
- Dimensions and Applications of Personalized Learning in Workforce Training and Development Programs: A Delphi Study
Biography
Dr. Dabbagh teaches graduate courses in instructional design, e-learning pedagogy, and cognition and technology in the Instructional Design and Technology (IDT) and the Learning Technologies Design Research (LTDR) programs. In 2003, Dr. Dabbagh received the George Mason University Teaching Excellence award, Mason’s highest recognition for faculty members who demonstrate exceptional skill in and commitment to their teaching and learning practice. Dr. Dabbagh‛s research focuses on the pedagogical ecology of technology mediated learning environments with the goal of understanding the social and cognitive affordances of learning systems design. Specific research interests include online learning, personal learning environments (PLEs), problem-based learning, supporting self-regulated learning in online and blended learning, and leveraging social media for personalized learning experiences. Dr. Dabbagh has an extensive publication record which includes five books and over 100 research papers and book chapters. She has presented her research at over 100 scholarly venues participating as keynote and invited speaker at conferences in Bahrain, Brazil, Iran, Oman, Thailand, and the United States. Dr. Dabbagh is a frequent speaker at local and regional learning development events organized by government agencies and institutions such as the Mine Safety Health Administration, the National Association of Attorneys General, Booz Allen Hamilton, University of District of Columbia, and the Central Intelligence Agency University. Dr. Dabbagh has facilitated numerous learning technology design projects which led to the award winning Learning Asset Technology Integration Support Tool or LATIST and the Tech Select Decision Aide.