Featured Mentoring Moments
Navigating Academia: Tips From Two “Success” Stories
Adam Friedman, Wake Forest University; Richard Hartshorne, University of Central Florida
Abstract: Many aspects of navigating the world of academia can be foreign to graduate students and early career faculty. Nuances associated with the job search process; developing and implementing a robust publishing and research agenda; aligning teaching, research, and service agendas; grant writing; networking; identifying and addressing weaknesses; and defining a career path will be explored. The primary goal of this Mentoring Moments session is to provide a series of tangible and actionable recommendations for both future and early career scholars for navigating the complex world of academia and will be presented through the lenses of two current Professors, one at a private liberal arts university in North Carolina and the other at a large public research extensive university in Florida. The session will include an interactive presentation followed by a question-and-answer period.
How To Get Published in the Journal of Technology and Teacher Education: Top 10 Reasons for Rejection and How to Avoid Them (2020-2021 Edition)
Richard Hartshorne, University of Central Florida; Allison Kibbey, Orange County Public Schools
Abstract: This session focuses on a series of recommendations based on the most prevalent issues from both desk reviews and ERB feedback submissions to the Journal of Technology and Teacher Education (JTATE) in the past year. As we move forward to 2022, we hope this session, combined with future JTATE publications and editorials will provide prospective authors with additional guidance and support as they consider contributing to JTATE.
Past SITE Interactive Keynotes
2020
- Jo Tondeur, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgum and Sarah Howard, University of Wollongong, Australia
- Sean Gaillard, 2019 Wells Fargo-Piedmont Triad Regional Principal of the Year; North Carolina Principal of the Year Finalist, Author of #ThePepperEffect
- Rick Ferdig, Kent State University & Former Editor of JTATE, USA
Featured Sessions
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- Research Papers
- Co-sponsored SIG Webinars
- Spotlights from NTLS Presidents
- JTATE Special and eBook COVID Special Issue Spotlights
- Emerging Scholar Stream
- Navigating Job Search
- Interviewing via Online Platforms
- Mental Health during Pandemic
- Paying for Graduate School
- In-School Research: How To
- Non-Faculty Options for your PhD
- Strategies for Networking in Teacher Education
- Publishing Strategies (specific for PhD)
- Outstanding Paper Awards
- SIG Meetings
- No registration required for meeting; link will be shared
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