CCTE 2009 Title  

Conference Program

  • Note:
  • Authors should expect to have 20 minutes to present.
  • Authors will present in the order in which they appear in this schedule.
  • see Monday schedule
    Sunday, May 10, 2009
    Sunday, May 10, 2009   9:00 AM to 9:30 AM
     
    Location: Zankel/Main Hall Entrance Registration
    Location: 109 Zankel/Main Hall Breakfast
     
    Sunday, May 10, 2009   9:40 AM to 11:15 AM
     
    Location: 263 Macy Paper Session: Web 2.0
  • Welcome
  • Designing Learning Environments with Social Media
    Frederik G. Pferdt
    Department of Business and Human Resource Education, University of Paderborn, Germany
  • Promoting Development of Youth's Leadership Skills in Virtual Worlds
    Selen Turkay
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Critter: Social Reflective Learning Around Web-Based Video
    Faisal Anwar and Zhou Zhou and Xuyang Shi and Hui Soo Chae
    EdLab, Teachers College, Columbia University
  • "Welcome Home to Facebook": Social Networking as a Tool for Maintaining Social Capital- A Small-Scale Exploratory Qualitative Study of the Experiences of In-State, Out-of-State and International Post-Graduate Students Using Facebook
    Dino Sossi
    Instructional Technology & Media, Teachers College, Columbia University
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    Sunday, May 10, 2009   11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
     
    Location: 263 Macy Paper Session: Citizenship & Connectivity
  • Towards an Advanced Online Forum Design of Deliberative Democracy
    Ching-Fu Lan and Jessica Blum and Zhou Zhou
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Video Game Play in the Domain of Math
    Dan Hoffman and SeungOh Paek and Zhou Zhou and Selen Turkay
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Teaching Historical Empathy to Develop Ethical Citizens
    Karen Schrier and James Diamond
    Columbia University (Teachers College) and NYU
  • Continent-To-Continent: Global Connectivity for Learning
    Linda S. Bloom
    Doctorate Candidate Math, Science and Technology Department Teachers College, Department of Academic Computing
  • Location: 173 Macy Paper Session: Language Learning
  • Runesinger: A case study in the coupling of the elements of language to the rules of play
    Ethan Kennerly
    University of Southern California
  • Striving for Equity via Evolution of Language: Demographic and Technological Change for a Globalizing Japan
    Daisuke Funai
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Division of Labor in Two-Person MMOG Parties and its Effect on Discourse
    YunJoon 'Jason' Lee
    Penn State University
  • Fluensee: A language interpretation application for the iPhone
    Joann Agnitti and Pranav Garg and Faisal Anwar and Hui Soo Chae
    Teachers College, Columbia University
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    Sunday, May 10, 2009   1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
     
    Location: 109 Zankel/Main Hall Lunch
     
    Sunday, May 10, 2009   2:00 PM to 3:30 PM
     
    Location: 263 Macy Paper Session: Web 2.0
  • Using Wiki Technology to Implement a Classroom Based Community of Scientific Practice
    Douglas Ross
    University of Pennsylvania
  • Live Syllabus: Building an Intelligent Networked Course Syllabus Tool
    Hui Soo Chae and Faisal Anwar and Huning Dai and Adam Mitchinson and Pravin Sathe
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • THINK : A Design Framework for the Use of Social Networks and Mobile Technologies as Platforms for Situated Inquiry Learning in Science
    Chen Kee Ng
    Stanford University
  • Reading Subjects in Digital Ashes: An Inquiry into Narrative Constructions of Subjectivity on YouTube
    Curt Porter
    Pennsylvania State University
  • Location: 173 Macy Paper Session: Understanding Systems
  • New Applications of Concept Mapping to Afford and Assess Development of Mental Models
    Lance Vikaros
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Comprehending Emergent Phenomena: Through Direct-Manipulation Animation
    Priscilla A Aguirre
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Kidspiration Computer Software, Tile/Stick Manipulatives and Copying/Drawing Shapes - An Exploratory Comparison of Three Educational Interventions in Perimeter and Area Instruction
    Dino Sossi, Azadeh Jamalian, Shenetta Richardson
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Errors in the Classroom
    Seungoh Paek, Antonios Saravanos, and Jin Kuwata
    Teachers College, Columbia University
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    Sunday, May 10, 2009   3:45 PM to 5:15 PM
     
    Location: 263 Macy Paper Session: Culture
  • Music, Recording, and Inquiry: Songs as Local Knowledge Objects
    Mark Dzula
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • A New Culture: Digital Immigrants Teaching Digital Natives
    Rose Tirotta
    Hofstra University
  • Technology, Identity, and Commitment: The Role of the Internet in South Asian American Women's Ethnic Identity Development
    Mathangi Subramanian
    Teachers College, Columbia University and Sesame Workshop
  • Indian Diaspora in Second Life: Ethnography in a Virtual World
    Devayani Tirthali
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Location: 109 Zankel/Main Hall Poster Session
  • Implication for Math Game Design through Mobile Applications: An Evaluation of 30 Online Math Games.
    Ting Yuan and Faisal Anwar
    EdLab, Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Ethnography of Inception: The Journal of Educational Technology, Media and Communications at Teachers College, Columbia University
    Dino Sossi, Azadeh Jamalian, Amy Rae, Sidra Rehman
    Teachers College and School of International and Public Affairs, Columbia University
  • Using a Collaborative Knowledge Base and Multimodal Composition for Understanding and Applying Rhetorical Devices in the High School Classroom.
    Paul Joseph Stengel
    Center for New Media Teaching and Learning, Columbia University
  • The Kid Stays in the Picture?: Practical, moral and epistemological issues in field-based digital ethnography
    Dino Sossi
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Location: 109 Zankel/Main Hall Demonstration
  • Reflective Adaptability of Chinese and American Students in a Mathematics Video Game
    Zhou Zhou and Selen Turkay and Dan Hoffman and SeungOh Paek
    Teachers College, Columbia University
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    Sunday, May 10, 2009   5:15 PM to 6:15 PM
     
    Location: 322 Thompson Workshop
  • StudyPlace: A global commons for the study of education
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    see Sunday schedule
    Monday, May 11, 2009
    Monday, May 11, 2009   9:00 AM to 9:30 AM
     
    Location: Zankel/Main Hall Entrance Registration
    Location: 229 Thompson Breakfast
     
    Monday, May 11, 2009   9:45 AM to 11:15 AM
     
    Location: 229 Thompson Paper Session: Games
  • Designing Kid-Friendly Motion- and Touch-Based Interactivity on Digital Devices
    Carla Fisher
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Investigating Gender Differences with World of Warcraft and City of Heroes Players
    Selen Turkay
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • LIT - Game Intervention for Nicotine Smokers
    Nisha Alex and Azadeh Jamalian and Pazit Levitan and Rosanna Lopez and Jessica Mezei
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Advance!: Discrimination Education Through Play
    Jessica Hammer and Pazit Levitan and Azadeh Jamalian and Nisha Alex
    Teachers College, Columbia University
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    Monday, May 11, 2009   11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
     
    Location: 229 Thompson Paper Session: Student Engagement
  • Examining the Effects of a Virtual World Based Curriculum on Student Engagement
    Selen Turkay
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Does the 3D serious game Physics Geeks facilitate learning in conceptual physics students?
    Phillip M. Stewart
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Arguing on the Computer: Towards an understanding of the technical and social affordances of computer-mediated communication to foster the development of dialogic argumentive skills
    Marion Goldstein and Amanda Holman and Wendy Moore and David Shaenfield
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Location: Horace Mann 431 Paper Session: Media Literacy
  • Digital Handwriting: The Future of Note-taking and Learning
    Gladys Santiago
    New York University
  • The Uselessness of Literature: Why new literacies will end the teaching of literature
    Tom Liam Lynch
    English Education Program, Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Reading "Lucy through the wardrobe" from novel to youtube fanvideo:Tween franchises and cross-media literacies in the primary classroom
    Naomi Elana Hamer
    Centre for Children, Youth and Media, Institute of Education, University of London, UK
  • Educational Research and Sound Studies: A Place for Sound in Education
    Brian C. Gregory
    Teachers College, Columbia University
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    Monday, May 11, 2009   1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
     
    Location: 109 Zankel/Main Hall Lunch
     
    Monday, May 11, 2009   2:00 PM to 3:30 PM
     
    Location: 229 Thompson Paper Session: Computer Mediated Communication
  • Virtual Teaming in Design Courses: A Comparison Design Collaboration and Outcomes between Face-to-Face and Virtual Engineering Design Teams
    James J. Pembridge
    Department of Engineering Education, Virginia Tech
  • Wikipedia and the emancipatory pedagogy of Jacques Ranciere
    Matt Curinga and Aaron Chia-Yuan Hung
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Classroom Web Logs (blogs): Support for Teacher-student Communication and Teacher-parent Collaboration beyond the Classroom
    Ting Yuan and Zhou Zhou and George Nantwi
    The EdLab of Teachers College
  • Designing an Online Social Network for Education: Lessons Learned
    Caron M. Mineo and Anthony Cocciolo and Sharmin Hakim
    Teachers College, Columbia University (Center for Technology and School Change & Ed Lab)
  • Location: Horace Mann 431 Paper Session: Active Learning
  • Intelligent Sensory Integration Educational System
    Huning Dai and Hui Soo Chae
    Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Kids Design Online
    Rachel E. Harmon and David T. Marshall and David E. Vance
    Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
  • Adaptive Learning Environments: A Framework for Technology Enabled Adaptive Instructional Practices in Formal Education.
    Giovannina Agnitti and Stephen Asunka and Hui Soo Chae and Jessica Mezei
    The EdLab, Gottesman Libraries, Teachers College
  • Robotics as a tool for embodying elementary mathematics
    Jonathan Vitale and Eric Carson and Tim Chang
    Teachers College, Columbia University
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    Monday, May 11, 2009   3:45 PM to 5:15 PM
     
    Location: Horace Mann 431 Paper Session: Technology Integration and School Change
  • The Relationship Between Computer Use and Standardized Test Scores: Does Gender Play a Role?
    Rachel E. Kay
    Boston College
  • The Digital Youth Network: An Educational Program for Bridging Learning Environments
    Daniel Stringer
    Stanford University
  • An Engaging Instructional Interface through Universal Design: An Evaluation of 35 Virtual Demo Lessons in the U.S.
    Ting Yuan and Stephen Asunk
    EdLab, Teachers College, Columbia University
  • Technology policy and the design of programs in educational administration
    Caron M. Mineo
    Teachers College, Columbia University
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    Monday, May 11, 2009   5:15 PM to 6:15 PM
     
    Location: 322 Thompson Workshop
  • Creativity in Video Game Programming as a Pedagogy
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