Members of the research group

Anders Berglund, Lecturer and Ph.D. student

Studying how students interact with and use different resources in their learning environment, when taking an advanced internationally distributed project course in computer systems.

Shirley Booth Professor in Lund.

Studying students' learning processes.

Jonas Boustedt, Lecturer and Ph.D. student

Studying students' learning processes within university courses in computer science, with a view to identify learning resources that promote acquisition of problem solving skills.

Anna Eckerdal, Lecturer and Ph.D. student

Studying students' learning processes within university courses in computer science, with a view to identify learning resources that promote understanding of object-oriented concepts.

Arnold Pears, Senior Lecturer

Studying the impact of emerging technology on teaching and learning. Current interests focus on the use of wireless technologies and the integrated use of wireless technologies in enhancing communication, collaboration and effective distance and distributed learning processes.

Eva Pärt-Enander, Senior Lecturer

Interested in students' learning processes with focus on distance courses in programming C++ using learning management systems and web conferencing tools.

Stefan Pålsson, Lecturer

Studying students conceptions of the subject "numerical analysis", using phenomenographic analysis based on interviews. The focus is on students understanding of the subject, as well as their personal feelings for it.

Michael Thuné, Professor

Coordinator of the research group.