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Richard Anderson is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University
of Washington. He graduated with a B.A. in
Mathematics from Reed College in 1981,
and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Stanford University
in 1985. He joined the University of Washington in 1986, after a
one-year Postdoc at the Mathematical Science
Research Institute in
Berkeley, CA. In 1987 he received an NSF Presidential Young
Investigator award. He spent the 1993-1994 academic year
as a visiting professor at the
Indian Institute of Science, in Bangalore, India, and the 2001-2002 academic year a visiting researcher in the
Learning Sciences and Technology group at Microsoft Research. While at Microsoft, he led the development of Classroom Presenter, a tool for delivering presentations from the
TabletPC. He was the 2007 recipient of the UW College of Engineering
Faculty Innovator for Teaching Award.
Richard Anderson's main research interests are in Educational Technology, Pen Based Computing and Computing for the Developing World. He is
particularly interested in using technology to improve the classroom environment, and in educational applications of
the Tablet PC. Previously, he has worked in the theory and implementation
of algorithms, including parallel algorithms, computational geometry, and
scientific applications. He has also worked on applying model checking to the formal verification of software
sytems and has collaborated with Astrophysicists on N-Body simulation. He was a founder of the department's Professional Master's Program and led the effort to export the
department's introductory programming courses using Tutored
Video Instruction.
New stuff!
- April 2008
- Richard Anderson, Educational Technology Projects at University of Washington, Presentation to a Russian Delegation visiting Microsoft and University of Washington, April 15, 2008,
(PPT,
PDF)
- CSEP
590B This is a new course on Computing and the Developing World,
being offered in the Professional Master's Program.
- Visit to ATLAS at
University of Colorado at Boulder.
- Richard Anderson, Digital StudyHall: A Case Study of TVI, ATLAS Seminar, UC Boulder, April 1, 2008,
(PPT)
- March 2008
- SIGCSE 2008, Portland
Oregon, March 12-15.
- Richard Anderson, William Birmingham, Vincent DiStasi and
David Adams, Using Tablet PCs for Active Learning in the CS
Classroom, Workshop, ACM SIGCSE, March 14, 2008. (PPT,
PDF).
- Natalie Linnell, Richard Anderson and
Jane Prey Cross-Cultural Issues in a Tutored Video
Instruction Course, ACM SIGCSE, March 13, 2008. (Paper:
PDF),
(Slides: PPT,
PDF).
- Indo US Collaboration for
Engineering Education planning meeting, Washington, DC.
- February 2008
- CSE 590f, Computing and the Developing World, Invited Speakers
- January 2008
- Craig Prince's General Examanation, January 17, 2008
- Craig Prince, Integrating Diverse Student Devices into the Digital Classroom, General Examination Talk, January 17, 2008.
(PPT,
PDF)
- UW Design Machine Group Seminar, January 15, 2008.
- Richard Anderson, Promoting Student Engagement with Classroom
Presenter, UW Design Machine Group Seminar, January 15, 2008,
(PPT,
PDF)
- Classroom Presenter 3 released! January 9, 2008.
- CSE 590f Computing and the developing world seminar. Papers from ICTD 2007.
- Teaching CSE 321, Discrete Structures. Recorded lectures available.
- December 2007
- November 2007
- WorldAgInfo Workshop,
Livingston, Zambia, November 11-16
- Mercer Island Rotary Club, Digital StudyHall Presentation, November 6, 2007,
(PPT,
PDF)
- October 2007
- Visit to Dine College, Tsaile, Arizona, October 21-23
- Trip report to CSE 590F seminar,
(PPT,
PDF)
- Valentin Razmov submits his PhD Thesis
- Valentin Razmov, Effective Feedback Approaches to Support Engineering Instruction and Training in Project Settings, PhD. Thesis, October 2007,
(PDF)
- UW Applied Mathematics Department Seminar, October 16, 2007
- Richard Anderson, Promoting Student Engagement with Classroom
Presenter, UW Applied Mathematics Seminar,
(PPT,
PDF)
- IEEE Frontiers In Education Conference, Milwaukee, WI, October 10-13
- Valentin Razmov, Effective Pedagogical Principles and Practices in Teaching Software Engineering through Projects, IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference, October 13, 2007,
(PPT)
- Richard Anderson, Jiangfeng Chen, Luo Jie, Jing Li, Ning Li, Natalia Linnell, Valentin Razmov and Fred Videon, Supporting an Interactive Classroom Environment in a Cross-Cultural Course, IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference, October 12, 2007,
(PPT,
PDF)
- Natalie Linnell, Richard Anderson, Jim Fridley, Tom Hinckley
and Valentin Razmov, Supporting Classroom Discussion with Technology:
A Case Study in Environmental Science, IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference,
October 12, 2007,
(PPT,
PDF)
- Visit to Grove City College, Grove City, Pennslyvania, October 10-11.
- Richard Anderson, Promoting Student Engagement with Classroom Presenter, Grove City College, October 10, 2007,
(PPT,
PDF)
- Richard Anderson, The Center for Collaborative Technologies, Department of Electrical Engineering Colloquium, October 4, 2007,
(PPT,
PDF)
- Richard Anderson, Research in Educational Technology: Expanding Possibilities, Department of Computer Science and Engineering Colloquium, October 2, 2007,
(PPT,
PDF, Video (streamed or download))
- September 2007
- SIGCSE Submission
- Natalie Linnell, Richard Anderson and
Jane Prey Cross-Cultural Issues in a Tutored Video
Instruction Course, submitted for publication, September 2007. (PDF)
- Classroom Presenter paper appears in Tablet PC issue of IEEE Computer
- Richard Anderson, Ruth Anderson, Peter Davis, Natalie Linnell, Craig Prince, Valentin Razmov and Fred Videon, Classroom Presenter: Enhancing Interactive Education with Digital Ink, IEEE Computer, September 2007, pp. 56-61.
- August 2007
- Valentin Razmov's PhD Defense
- Effective Feedback Approaches to Support Engineering Instruction and Traininng in Project Settings. August 27, 2007. (PPT,
PDF)
- Vacation in London and Paris
- July 2007
- Eritrea, July 23 - Aug 2
- Visit to investigate feasibility of setting up a Digital StudyHall
site in Eritrea. (Photos)
- Richard Anderson The Digital StudyHall, (PPT)
- Richard Anderson Talk to computing professionals. (PPT, HTML)
- Microsoft Research Faculty Summit, Redmond Washington, July 15-17.
- Richard Anderson, Fred Videon and Paul Oka,
Center for Collaborative Technology at University of Washington, July 17, Lunch session.
(PPT)
- Richard Anderson, Ruth Anderson, Andrew Whitaker and Fred Videon
Demofest, July 17.
(PPT)
- We are pleased to announce the formation of the Center for Collaborative Technology
at University of Washington. This Microsoft Research funded
center will develop the ConferenceXP platform, apply the technologies
to a wide range of educational and collaborative scenarios, and
strengthen the educational and research communities that use these
collaboration tools.
- UW Office of News and Information press release of the Center for Collaborative Technologies.
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