Our great group of researchers, members,  thesis students and collaborators

The following are a list of our Thesis students current undertaking research in this area.

Nicki	Dabner	“Digital Safety and Responsible Use Within a Primary School Ecosystem in Aotearoa/New Zealand”
Zhanni	Luo	Gamification: The Effectiveness of Game Elements to Different Player Types in Educational Contexts
Himasha	Gunasekara	Role of social media in creative education in Sri Lankan context
Ciara	Alfonso	The Use of Technology to Implement Education for Sustainability for current generation of learners
Ke (Coco)	Chen	The role of personal mobile devices in Chinese students’ learning in higher education context.
Dan	Dubien	Open Educational Practices Related to Instructional Design Applied in a Context of Organisational Change in Higher Education
Leona	Harris	Linguistic landscapes of emergent bilingual young children
Carolyne	Obonyo	Mobile learning in initial teacher education
Marie Louise (Lulu)	Barry	Investigating Guidelines and Ethics for the Use of Narrow Artificial Intelligence in Formative and Summative Assessment”
Carolyn	Alexander Bennett	Online Learning and Distance Education in New Zealand: Engaging ākonga Māori from rural New Zealand schools
Bernie	Lee	Exploring the Effects of Smartphone Distraction on Senior Secondary Students”
Jennifer	Daly	Digital technology use by young children and the effects on behaviour, psychosocial, and cognitive development
Stephen	McConnachie	E-Learning and Digital Technologies – effective practice in resource-constrained environments, particularly developing countries.
Aaron	Taylor	Mining for Answers in Mathematics: An investigation into the effectiveness Minecraft has within a Mathematics environment in a New Zealand primary school