Paula Marcelle
Social Sciences · Indiana University
Publications
14
Citations
31
Est. group size
—
Recurring co-author estimate
Active years
31
Publishing since 1996
Paula Marcelle studies how people teach and learn using digital tools, with a focus on online and blended learning in higher education. Her work explores topics such as self-regulated learning (how students manage their own studying), microcredentials and microlearning (short, focused learning units), and the use of artificial intelligence in course design. She also examines inclusive teaching practices and social justice within educational technology.
Publication activity began around 2021 and has remained steady at roughly two papers per year, with a recent uptick in 2026.
Generated by claude-opus-4-8 from public bibliographic data · Jul 11, 2026
- Practicing Inclusive and Engaging Online Teaching: A Duoethnographic Reflection
2026
- The Role of Microcredentials in Future STEM Professional Learning and Development
Educational communications and technology: issues and innovations · 2026
- Self-Regulated Learning in Higher Education
eLearn · 2026
- Partnering with AI to Design an Open Course on Goal Setting for Self-Regulated Learning: A Practice-Based Design Case
International Journal of Designs for Learning · 2025
- A bibliometric exploration of infographics as tools for visual literacy in education
Journal of Visual Literacy · 2024
- Book Review – 2024
Journal of Interactive Media in Education · 2024
- Microlearning
2023
- AECT and Social Justice
2023
- Pre–service Teachers Computational Thinking (CT) and Pedagogical Growth in a Micro–credential: A Mixed Methods Study
TechTrends · 2022
- Leveraging Unique Talents: Graduate Students’ Contributions to the Development of a New Journal
TechTrends · 2022
- The Theory of Learning in Micro
2022
- The Critical Theories We Need Now: a Perspective from the CLT Graduate Student Working Group
TechTrends · 2021
- TechTrends×3
- Journal of Visual Literacy×1
- Journal of Interactive Media in Education×1
- International Journal of Designs for Learning×1
- Educational communications and technology: issues and innovations×1
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Last updated Jul 11, 2026.
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