John Carroll University

 

Education & Allied Studies  

 

Brief Vitae

 

ED100 Introduction to Education

 

ED186 Educational Technology

 

ED253 School & Society

 

ED350 Multicultural Education

 

ED586 Digital Technology & Educational Design

 

ED500 Foundations of Education

 

ED556 Curriculum

 

ED585 Technology and the School Administrator

 

Instructional Technology & Design

 

First Year Seminar

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Education & Allied Studies

John Carroll University

20700 North Park Blvd

Cleveland, OH  USA 44118

 

Office: AD304

 

Tel. +216-397-4754

dshutkin@jcu.edu

 

 

David Shutkin

Associate Professor

 

 

 

Hello, my name is David Shutkin. I am an Associate Professor of Educational Technology and a member of the faculty in the Department of Education and Allied Studies at John Carroll University.  Both the University and the Department offer a congenial environment

 

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  for my integrated and reflective teaching, scholarship and service.

 

The integration of technology is having a synergistic effect on classroom practices. The potential of technology to benefit the educational experiences of children has never been greater. Yet the complexities of effective technology integration have never offered such great challenges. From the design and implementation of web-based learning experiences to the analysis of neo-liberal accountability practices, I am continually re-inventing the courses I teach and integrating best practices with new technologies.

                 

My scholarship concerns technology studies and non-foundational ethics in education. At present, I am researching the technological contact zone and focal practices in the context of schooling and  the design of technologically enhanced learning environments. Methodologically, I employ forms of discourse analysis, narrative inquiry and actor network theory.

 

Recent publications include:  Face to Face in a Third Space: Hypertext Design & Curriculum Theory in R. Muffoletto and J. Horton (Eds.) (2007). Neoliberalism, The Technological Sublime, and Techniques of the Self. Educational Technology. (2005). 45 (2). 39-48. Thinking of the Other: Constructivist Discourse in the Field of Educational Technology. Journal of Educational Thought. (2004). 38(1). 67-93. Virtual Community & Ethical Difference in the Field of Education. JCT: The Journal of Curriculum Theorizing. (2004). 20(1). 91-101.