Expert Subject: Social Media

Dennen researches online learning, online communities, knowledge networks and social media use in K-12 education. Within these areas, she focuses on issues such as learning activity design, identity, privacy, and ethical technology use.

Keel is an expert on eating disorders and is currently working on the factors that distinguish people with purging disorder from the more commonly known bulimia or anorexia nervosa.

Keel has also examined the link between social media and eating disorders. In 2019, she received the Leadership Award in Research from the Academy of Eating Disorders at the 2019 International Conference on Eating Disorders. The award recognizes research that has produced new insights about eating disorders and advanced the field of study.

Randeree is an associate dean in the College of Communication and Information. His research interests include emerging technology and diffusion, K-12 pathways, STEM pathways, strategy, social media, health informatics and knowledge management.

Staudt Willet is an expert on self-directed learning, specifically how learners navigate digital spaces, social media platforms, and emerging technologies. His work addresses identity, agency, ethical concerns, and the application of data-driven methods, such as social network analysis and learning analytics, to understand educational phenomena.