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I engage in research around emerging technologies and learning, with particular concern around social software and learning environments, physical and virtual. I conduct experiments that look at digital tools used in teaching, learning and creative expression. Phillip Long is Professor of Innovation and Educational Technology in the School of ITEE and the School of Psychology, founding director of the Center for Educational Innovation and Technology (CEIT) at the University of Queensland, dedicated to research on learning environments that have the potential to innovate teaching, learning and creativity. This includes research, development, and dissemination of educational innovation through the strategic use of space (physical and virtual) and technology for learning & research collaboration. The Centre fosters a community of scholarship among technology innovators, and researchers within UQ, across Australasia and around the world. The Center includes students as full partners in the innovation cycle, supporting student participation in technology development at UQ as well as other institutions. Prof. Long’s current research interests focus on designing built pedagogies, physical & virtual to support active learning and collaboration. He retains a role as Visiting Researcher in the Centre for Educational Computing Initiatives at MIT where he was also the Senior Strategist for Academic Technologies.
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Social Sciences: Worker Attitudes and Technology, Social Sciences: Mass Communication/Media, Social Sciences: Human Learning and Memory, Social Sciences: Collective Behavior, Science and Technology: Technology Assessment, Science and Technology: Technology, Science and Technology: Scientific Instrumentation, Science and Technology: Mobile Applications, Science and Technology: Electronic Publishing, Science and Technology: Digital Computers/Computing, Science and Technology: Computer Applications, Education: Educational/Instructional Technology, Education: E-Learning, Education: Computer Education/Literacy |
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