Academic biography

Dr Hsiao-Ping Hsu is an assistant professor in the School of STEM Education, Innovation, and Global Studies at the DCU Institute of Education. He is a member of the digital learning team (primary and a member of the Centre for the Advancement of STEM Teaching and Learning (CASTeL). He received his PhD in learning technologies from the University of Texas at Austin, specialising in the educational application of generative artificial intelligence, mixed-reality, computational thinking, teacher technology integration, digital literacy education, and geography education. For more information, please access his most recent CV [here]. 

Dr Hsu's research in the field of digital learning has made a significant impact. He has published over 10 articles in several leading academic and practitioner journals as a first and single author. Dr Hsu is engaged in several research projects broadly related to digital learning. For example, he is the DCU PI for the DCU-ASU Collaborative research project on exploring pre-service teachers' perceptions of generative artificial intelligence in educational planning and implementation. He was recently appointed to the editorial boards of the Journal of Technology and Teacher Education and the Journal of Interactive Learning Research.