Tuesday, March 3
4:15 PM-5:15 PM
PST
Amazon H

Innovation versus Replication in Research Findings:Has the Novelty of New Research Findings Worn Off?

Panel ID: 44504
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    Rhonda Christensen
    Institute for the Integration of Technology into Teaching and Learning, UNT
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    J. Michael Spector
    University of North Texas
  3. Ann Thompson
    Iowa State
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    Denise Schmidt-Crawford
    Iowa State University
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    Glen Bull
    University of Virginia
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    Gerald Knezek
    University of North Texas

Abstract: There is a growing recognition for a need to replicate research studies in the field of education. Replication can lend credibility as well as support for decision-making that is based on sound research. Many policy decisions regarding educational technology interventions are made based on research studies. Assuring the studies are reliable and generalizable beyond the original study is an important component to support the decision-making process. Recommendations for promoting the use of replication studies in educational technology are discussed in this paper and will further be discussed and debated during the proposed panel.

Presider: Hopper Susan, Pedagogical Balance of Effective Teaching

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