Research
Research
Scholarly & Pedagogical Expertise:
Michele Jacobsen conducts research on complex learners, learning systems & learning technology using action and design-based research. Michele designs and evaluates innovative learning designs that shift from instruction and standardized delivery & testing towards open and online learning designs & participatory pedagogies that sponsor knowledge building, collaborative design and intellectual engagement. Her current research spans online faculty development for quality graduate supervision, surveying graduate student experience with supervision, the power of peer mentorship for graduate students, professional learning frameworks for post-doctorate scholars, research-based learning in graduate school, and pre-service teacher development. Michele has published 72 journal articles, 23 journal editorials, 48 conference papers, 5 books, 30 book chapters, 75 keynotes & panels, 215+ blog posts and 260+ conference presentations. Michele has been recognized with several awards for excellence in educational leadership, research, graduate supervision and teaching.
Current Grant Funded and Independent Research Projects
Jacobsen’s research is published in a range of peer-reviewed academic and professional journals
(Q1 – top-tier; OA – Open Access)
Collaborations & Professional Engagement
- National Community of Practice on Supervision, with CAGS
- Quality Graduate Supervision MOOC
- Community Engagement
- CAGS Board Member, https://cags.ca/
- Volunteer and Board Member, Tails to Tell Animal Rescue Shelter
- Volunteer, Airdrie Food Bank
- Legacy Walk for Cancer Research
- Associations
- Canadian Association for Teacher Education
- Open/Technology in Education, Society, and Scholarship Association
- Galileo Educational Network
- Canadian Society for the Study of Education
- Canadian Education Association: EdCan
- Association for Educational Communications and Technology
- American Educational Research Association