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Taha Mzoughi, Committee Chair (2011)
Kennesaw State University
Dept of Biology and Physics
1000 Chastain Rd, #1202
Kennesaw, GA United States 30144-5591
Phone: (678) 797-2152; Fax: (770) 302-4202
tmzoughi@kennesaw.edu

Cathy Mariotti Ezrailson, Vice Chair (2012)
University of South Dakota
1301 Over Drive
Vermillion, SD United States 57069
Phone: (605) 677-5832; Fax: (979) 696-7068
cathy.ezrailson@usd.edu

Rubin H. Landau (2011)
Oregon State University
Physics Dept
Corvallis, OR United States 97331
Phone: (541) 737-1693; Fax: (541) 737-1683
rubin@science.oregonstate.edu

Todd R. Leif (2012)
Cloud County Community College
2221 Campus Dr
Concordia, KS United States 66901
Phone: (785) 243-1435 ext. 216; Fax: (785) 243-1043
tleif@cloud.edu

Vern W. Lindberg (2011)
Rochester Inst of Technology
Dept of Physics
85 Lomb Memorial Dr
Rochester, NY United States 14623-5603
Phone: (585) 475-2546; Fax: (585) 475-5776
vwlsps@rit.edu

Scott F. Schultz (2012)
Delta College
1961 Delta Dr
University Center, MI United States 48710-0001
sfschult@delta.edu

Cindy Schwarz (2013)
Vassar Coll
Box 39
Poughkeepsie, NY United States 12604
Phone: (845) 437-7349; Fax: (845) 437-5995
schwarz@vassar.edu

Robert V. Steiner (2013)
American Museum of Natural History
NCSLET
Central Park West At 79th St
New York, NY United States 10024
Phone: (212) 496-3632
rsteiner@amnh.org

Harold Taylor Stokes (2013)
Brigham Young University
Dept of Physics
Provo, UT United States 84602
Phone: (801) 422-2215; Fax: (801) 422-0553
stokesh@byu.edu

Warren W. Hein, Ex Officio (2011)
American Association of Physics Teachers
Office of the Executive Officer
One Physics Ellipse
College Park, MD United States 20740-3845
Phone: (301) 209-3311; Fax: (301) 209-0845
whein@aapt.org

Shirley Hyde, Staff Liaison (2011)
American Association of Physics Teachers
Office of the Executive Officer
One Physics Ellipse
College Park, MD United States 20740-3845
Phone: (301) 209-3311; Fax: (301) 209-0845
shyde@aapt.org

 

Mission

  1. Identify new developments in educational technology and new applications of educational technology to physics teaching and learning;
  2. Communicate these new developments and applications to the AAPT membership through a variety of means, including print and electronic publications, workshops, and sessions at national and regional meetings;
  3. Conduct competitions, as appropriate, to recognize, promote, and reward worthwhile contributions to the uses of educational technologies for physics education; and
  4. Coordinate with other area committees, organizations, and institutions in the development and dissemination of new ideas for the use of various educational technologies in physics education.