Douglas McDowall

Utilising new media technology within traditional educational environment. (Opportunities, barriers and obstacles).

Information Technology, Computing, Communication, Sociology, Human Computer Interface

Ravin Caldera

Ahmad Zuhdi

AII = Indonesia Internet Association, ADOC Indonesia

RICE Jakarta, PhD Research

Geographics Information System and Modeling, Business Incubator

Undergrad Mathematics : ITB Bandung Graduate Computer Science : UI Jakarta Post Grad Computer Science : UI Jakarta

Shona Mairi Morse

Managing Organisational Learning, Human Resource Management

Lecturer - MSc in the Management of Training and Development

Barbara D'Angelo

paul ade

Michael R. Moore

Michael Moore teaches writing at Michigan Technological University and lives in Kearsarge, Michigan.

Nikhila H.

postcolonial studies, media studies, cultural studies, gender studies

I teach in the English Department in Pondicherry University, India

Owen James

blogging as writing, collaborative wiki hosted activities, distributed research communities, devleloping online/offline learner networks

I am especially interested in blending online experiences into traditional teaching contexts to support and encourage language acquisition and greater learner motivation and autonomy through enhanced class community and active learner networking.

James Neill

Online surveys, Program evaluation, Outdoor education, Psychometrics and instrument development

Psychological resilience, Individual differences and personality, Self concept, Life effectiveness

James Neill is a lecturer in the Centre for Applied Psychology, University of Canberra, Australia

Adam Parker

Design, Human Computer Interaction, Philosophy of Computing, Philosophy of Design, Augmented Reality, Bergsonism

Adam Parker lectures into the Communication Design program at RMIT university, Melbourne Australia, where he focuses on developing research practice in undergraduate design students. He is currently completing a Masters by Research at SIAL RMIT, under supervision of Professor Mark Burry, in which he is exploring the philosophical design ramifications of augmented reality technologies.

Bump Halbritter