Italo Masiello

Italo Masiello

Professor
Department of Computer Science and Media Technology Faculty of Technology
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With a research background in medical education, there I put to good use my knowledge in psychology, neuroscience and computer science, I try to understand the potential that digital technology has for teaching and learning, behaviour and communication. This is part of my new appointment as Professor of Educational Technology at Linnaeus University.

I lead a research group in Educational Technology placed at the intersection between digital technologies and learning science. Areas of interest connected to these efforts are knowledge creation, digital technology practices in education, learning analytics, mobile learning and teachers´ digital literacies just to mention of few. You can read more about our research at EdTechLnu

Educational technology is an interdisciplinary field of research and development where educational, technical, behavioural and design sciences meet. This makes it possible to study and explore different educational process and tools and mechanisms that support these in order to find answers to what gives value and efficiency for students and teachers.

Italo's vision of the future of EdTech

Teaching

Program Director of the master's program in Educational Technology (in Swedish) and teacher in a number of courses within the same program.

 

Research

I lead a large research program in educational technology. The program aims to change teachers' everyday practice and improve students' school results. This will be done by means of data-driven support and analysis combined with systematic competence development in close collaboration with teachers and school leaders and EdTech companies. You can read about it here at the program's website: Educational Technology in Schools

Publications

Article in journal (Refereed)

Conference paper (Refereed)

Chapter in book (Refereed)

  • Masiello, I., Mohseni, Z., Nordmark, S. (2023). Trends and Issues of Digital Learning in Sweden. Trends and Issues of Promoting Digital Learning in High-Digital-Competitiveness Countries : Country Reports and International Comparison. Taiwan, Technological and Vocational Education Research Center (TVERC), National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan and K-12 Education Administration (K12EA), Ministry of Education, Taiwan. 311-347.

Article, review/survey (Refereed)

Article in journal (Other academic)

Chapter in book (Other academic)

Article in journal (Other (popular science, discussion, etc.))