I am interested in using ubiquitous tools for learning and teaching in educational and non-educational institutions. I believe that learning is a partnership between the student, teacher and environment. With emerging technologies however, the very understanding of what learning is, who the students are and what or where the environment is -are constantly changing.

I am a comparativist researcher. I believe that conducting comparative international research affords us an opportunity to learn from other systems and enables us to improve our own systems. My research projects so far have been on mLearning in Bermuda, Botswana, Namibia, Poland, South Africa and USA. Currently I am an assistant professor at Oklahoma State University.