Technology integration and evaluation (TIE) research lab

Welcome to the Technology Integration and Evaluation (TIE) Research Lab website. The TIE Research Lab is a Canadian Foundation for Innovation funded research laboratory that unites the research interests of co-directors Dr. Valerie Irvine, Dr. Allyson Hadwin, and Dr. Jillianne Code from the Faculty of Education at the University of Victoria.

VIDEO ARCHIVE OF #TIETALK with DR. GEORGE SIEMENS, ATHABASCA UNIVERSITY

"Toward New Models of Coherence: Responding to the Fragmentation of Higher Education"
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February 7, 2013 at UVic

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VIDEO ARCHIVE of TALK with DR. JOHN WILLINSKY, STANFORD UNIVERSITY

"The Intellectual Properties of Learning and Changing Political Economy of Technology in Canada"
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Friday, October 19

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VIDEO ARCHIVE of TIE TALK with DR. ALEC COUROS, University of Regina

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Wednesday, June 13th

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VIDEO ARCHIVE BELOW of TIE TALK with DAVE CORMIER, UPEI

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Friday, May 4th

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TIE Research Lab infrastructure includes state-of-the art technology to be used in research on a range of topics that vary from the integration and evaluation of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in education to computer-based learning environments that support self-regulated learning. For individuals new to the TIE Research Lab please check out the about sections for more information about the purpose, history, and initiatives of the lab. We also have additional information on our website for prospective sponsors, collaborators, or students interested in the lab. Additional resources are also available for TIE Research Lab affiliates including staff, students, and participants.