SIG Award
SIG Award
 
SIG - Technology as an Agent of Change in Teaching and Learning
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Early Career Scholar Award

Best Paper Award

Outstanding Reviewer

 

Early Career Scholar Award

2025 Award Winner


Jessica Herring-Watson
University of Central Arkansas

2024 Award Winner


Jennifer Darling Aduana
Georgia State University

2023 Award Winner 
 

Bret Staudt Willet
Florida State University

2022 Award Winner 
 

Joshua Rosenberg
University of Tennessee, Knoxville

2021 Award Winner 
 

Xiaoming Zhai
University of Georgia

2020 Award Winner 
 

Carol Johnson
University of Melbourne

2019 Award Winner 
 

Torrey Trust
University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Best Paper Award

2025 Award Winner


Jeffrey Paul Carpenter
Elon University

Sebastian Kempert
University of Potsdam

André Meyer
University of Potsdam

Eric Richter
University of Potsdam

Dirk Richter
University of Potsdam

Paper Title: Stressors and Stress from Instagram Use as Perceived by Teachers

Chan Wang
The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Hongbiao Yin
The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Paper Title: Unleashing Pre-Service Language Teachers' Generative AI-enabled Productivity: A Coping Theory Perspective

2024 Award Winner


Mike Karlin
California State University, Dominguez Hills

Mahya Minaiy
California State University, Dominguez Hills

Conrad Oh-Young
California State University, Dominguez Hills

Swati Mehta
California State University, Fresno

Yin-Chan Janet Liao 
Georgia State University

2023 Award Winner 
 

Sumreen Asim
Indiana University Southeast

Marie Heath
Loyola University Maryland

Jessa Henderson
George Washington University

Natalie Milman
George Washington University

2022 Award Winner 
 

K. Bret Staudt Willet
Florida State University

More Opportunities, More Costs: Early Career Teachers' Support Systems on Social Media

2021 Award Winner 
 

Pamela J. Hickey
Towson University

Creating Mixed-Reality Avatar Simulations to Prepare Teacher Candidates for Equity-Focused Instruction Authors: Pamela J. Hickey Matthew A. Iannone

Matthew A. Iannone
Towson University

Best Paper Award Creating Mixed-Reality Avatar Simulations to Prepare Teacher Candidates for Equity-Focused Instruction Authors: Pamela J. Hickey Matthew A. Iannone

2020 Award Winner 
 

Joan Hughes
The University of Texas at Austin

Yin Hong Cheah
The University of Texas at Austin

Paper title: K-12 Teachers' Technology Adoption to Promote Equitable Learning: A Literature Review by Yin Hong Cheah and Joan Hughes

2019 Award Winner 
 

Michael J. Nelson
The Ohio State University - Columbus, The Ohio State University - Columbus

Nathan A. Hawk
The Ohio State University - Columbus, The Ohio State University - Columbus

The Impact of Field Experiences on Prospective Preservice Teachers' Technology Integration Beliefs and Intentions

Ai-Chu Elisha Ding
Ball State University, Indiana University, Indiana University

Krista Glazewski
Ball State University, Indiana University, Indiana University

Faridah Pawan
Ball State University, Indiana University, Indiana University

Reflecting on Instructional Practices Multimodally during Video-Based Reflective Tasks

Outstanding Reviewer

2024 Award Winner


Shonn Cheng
National Taipei University of Technology

Nathan Hawk
Texas A&M University

Aigul Rakisheva
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

2023 Award Winner 
 

Aaron Bruewer
The University of the District of Columbia

Lisa Lundgren
Utah State University

Lauren Bagdy
University of Georgia