I study how people learn to provide feedback and learn from doing it, and why that‘s harder than it looks. I used qualitative and computational methods to study feedback.

About me

I am a doctoral candidate in Instructional Systems and Learning Technology (ISLT) at Florida State University.

My research interests center around peer feedback in various environments. I studied academic peer review as well as classroom peer feedback, especially how people learn to provide such feedback and how they benefit (learn) from doing it. Correspondingly, I am interested in how instructional design and technology facilitate these processes.

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Research

Teaching & Instructional Design

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