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"The Journey is the reward"
-Taoist Saying

 Kerry Lynn Rice
 Assistant Professor
 Department of Educational Technology
 Boise State University
 1910 University Drive
 Boise, Idaho 83725-1747
 (208) 426-2050
 krice@boisestate.edu

 

 

 

Current Projects, Publications, and Conferences...

Project Based Learning

Going Virtual! Research series:

NACOL Research Committee White Paper:

SITE - Society for Information Technology and Teacher Education

  • Paper Presentation: Professional Development for Online K-12 Teachers: Where do we go from Here?

HICE - Hawaii International Conference on Education (January 2008):

  • Paper Presentation: Professional Development for Online K-12 Teachers: What do we Know?

VSS - Virtual School Symposium (November 2007):

  • Panel Presentation: Research on K-12 Online Learning

  • Breakout Session: What does it take to teach online? New research and emerging strategies for effective professional development. 

Technology & Learning Article (by Sara Armstrong):

Past Projects

College of education building at Boise State University.

Before entering university life I was a middle school math teacher with a desire to integrate the Internet into my classroom instruction...

Open book.Favorite Quote...

"“... education is the only business still debating the usefulness of technology."

Former Secretary of Education, Rod Paige, 2002

"...it is far easier to teach teachers technology than to teach technicians about education"

Cole, K., Simkins, M., & Penuel, W. (2002).  Learning to teach with technology:  Strategies for inservice professional development.  Journal of Technology and Teacher Education, 10(3), 431-455.

 

Small daisy in pot.© Kerry Lynn Rice, 2001
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