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Weible, Jennifer

Professor | Director of Graduate Educational Technology programs

FACULTY

Biography

Dr. Jennifer Weible is a Professor in the Department of Teacher and Special Education and Director of Graduate Ed Tech programs. She teaches primarily in the Master's and Doctoral programs, as well as working with undergraduate elementary education majors and STEM education students. Dr. Weible was a high school chemistry and physics teacher for 23 years as well as providing professional development in educational technology. Her current research focuses on two overlapping strands: science curiosity and technology supported learning.

More about Jennifer Weible

Verhulsdonck, G., Weible, J., Stambler, M., Howard, T. & Tham, J. (2024). Incorporating Human Judgment in AI-Assisted Content Development: The HEAT Heuristic. Technical Communications, 71(3), 56-72.

Wright, T. & Weible, J.L. (2024). Current attitudes on digital interactive fiction and text adventure games within learning contexts: A systematic literature review. Journal of Research in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education. 7(1), 23-51.

Verhulsdonck, G., Weible, J.L., Helser, S., & Hajduk, N. (2023). Smart Cities, Playable Cities, and Cybersecurity: A Comparative Review. International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction.

Pennsylvania Instructor 2 license with Chemistry and Physics

ISTE Certified Educator

Google Level 1 and 2 Educator

THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Ph.D. Learning, Design, and Technology program, College of Education Dec 2014 Dissertation: Using Web 2.0 tools to support science practices: High school students engaging in argumentation Chair: Prof. Heather Toomey Zimmerman

Honors: AT&T Fellowship, 2009-2010; Ralph T. Heimer Award,

2011 THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY M.Ed. Instructional Systems: Educational Technology

May 2009 Thesis: Investigating the effects of social tagging on higher order thinking skills: Using Delicious.com as a mindtool

CLARION UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA B.S. Secondary Education, Certification: Chemistry and Physics Dec 1999

Honors: Honors Scholarship, 1987-1991; Scholars in Education Award, 1987-1991

Science curiosity, Creativity, Science practices, Argumentation, Technology supported learning, Learning Sciences, Makerspace, Computer supported collaborative learning, Emerging technology, Computational Thinking, Coding

NARST, AERA, SITE, AECT, MACUL, ISTE, ISLS

Courses Taught

EDU 290: Technology in Education

EDU 458: Student Teaching

EDU 590: Advanced Technology in Education

EDU 642: Instructional Multimedia

EDU 643: Instructional Design

EDU 653: The Read/Write Web

EDU 706: Theory/Practice of Instruction

EDU 709: Innovative Uses of Technology

EDU 801: Qualitative Research in Educational Technology

EDU 807: Seminar: Technology Tools

EDU 811: Motivation in Online and Blended Learning

EDU 810: Grant Writing

EDU 842: Mobile Learning

EDU 853: Evolving Internet Learning

EDL 801: Quantitative Research Methods