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.  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.  You can view video archives of our TIE Research Lab Innovation Forum which was funded by TELUS and held in the summer of 2011. Please click on the links below to view these videos on demand within our new Accordent Media Management System:

Part 1 -Introductions (Dean Ted Riecken and TELUS Director Louise Pronovost) and Lab Overview (Dr. Valerie Irvine)

Part 2 -21st Century Research Agendas (Dr. Valerie Irvine, Dr. Allyson Hadwin, and Dr. Jillianne Code)

Part 3 -Co-Director Q&A, Premier Technology Council President Eric Jordan, Roundtable Session Summaries, Co-Director Closing Remarks

Part 4 -Closing Remarks (Vice President Research Howard Brunt and Dr. Allyson Hadwin)

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.