I have 35 years of exploring everything from Montessori, Outdoor education through community building in public libraries to Informatics. I have PhD in Informatics, and decades of lived experience across diverse US states. Currently I am a lecturer* at Indiana University, in Bloomington Indiana.
Professional Associations and communities of practice, past and present.
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Common Worlds Research Collective
Evergreen Indiana OPAC Committee, chair
Royal Geographical Society, Fellow
Geographies of Children, Youth and Families Research Group
Global Teaching Responsible Computing, Community of Practice
Indiana Library Federation, member
Indiana Library Federation Legislative Committee, member
State of Indiana Librarian Certification Level 1 Director
Lecturer
A lecturer is someone whose main focus is teaching. In an ideal world seventy percent of my time is dedicated to teaching, twenty percent of my time is set aside for service in support of teaching and learning, and ten percent of my time is set aside for research, whether that is within my subject specialty area of children’s geographies, or the scholarship of teaching and learning.
Alexis B. Peirce Caudell 