Innovative use of technology media by junior faculty across the United States to establish a common research agenda in educational leadership

Author(s)

Rosemary Papa, Northern Arizona University
Carol MullenFollow
Brad BizzellFollow
Scarlet Chopin
Daniel Eadens, University of Central FloridaFollow
Kimberly HewittFollow
Michael Schwanenberger
Ric Brown, Northern Arizona University

Keywords

Innovative technologies; Mentoring; Educational Leadership

Abstract

The paper's foci is on the use of innovative technology-infused methodology by (1) individual blogging about leadership at mid-century to six prompts; (2) collaborative analysis of the six blog prompts and other comments posted at the NCPEA Talking Points Blog, and (3) utilizing other media to encourage the research habits of these junior professors and advance the study of educational leadership.

Date Created

January 2012

STARS Citation

Papa, Rosemary; Mullen, Carol; Bizzell, Brad; Chopin, Scarlet; Eadens, Daniel; Hewitt, Kimberly; Schwanenberger, Michael; and Brown, Ric, "Innovative use of technology media by junior faculty across the United States to establish a common research agenda in educational leadership" (2012). EGS Content. 109.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/egs_content/109

https://works.bepress.com/daniel-eadens/34/download/