Amy J. Ko#AERA2024 trip report. Read for the liberatory scholarship, the food photos, or both: https://medium.com/bits-and-behavior/aera-2024-trip-report-blight-and-belief-f82e1c403d3a
David Tod has movedThe nice thing is that I've shared an abbreviated version of my research a few times now and it seems thought-provoking. #aera2024
A little surprised that I'm the only one talking about #aera2024 on mastodon as best I can tell. It's an enormous conference, 15,000 attendees or so, I think.
Doing the conference thing of sitting on the floor next to an outlet to charge my phone. #aera24 #aera2024
One of the frustrating things at #aera2024 is that I know there are so many smart and thoughtful people here, and it's hard to hear them.
At #aera2024. The program is insane. There are over 100 sessions in the next time slot and each session typically has four or five papers. It's very difficult to work out what to attend. And the online interface is marginal at best. The app is actually worse than the online interface since it doesn't allow you to filter by time.
Ricarose RoqueIn honor of Jan Hawkins, I'll be giving a talk about the role of joy in our equity-oriented, community-engaged design and research work with youth, families, and educators. Join me Sun, April 14 at 11:25am at #AERA2024.
Learn more about Jan Hawkins here: https://sites.google.com/site/janhawkinsaward/home?authuser=0
Jan Hawkins Award
This site honors the memory of Jan Hawkins, (1952-1999) who was a developmental psychologist with a cognitive, cultural, and social-interactionist orientation, and was well known for her respectful, humanistic conceptions of appropriate roles for using technology in K-12 learning environments. She