Selected Projects:

• RESEARCH: SELECTED PROJECTS



• Searching For Theta Θ: An Innovative Interactive Statistics Computer Game
  Proposed NSF Discovery Research Grant, Winter 2009
  Joint Collaboration: Virginia Tech, Walden University, Michigan State University & Albion College
  TBA
  Edward Wolfe, Ph.D (Principal Investigator), Christine Chan, Ph.D (Co-Principal Investigator & Game Developer), Mark D. Reckase, Ph.D (Consultant & Co-Principal Investigator) & Marieke Wieth, Ph.D (Co-Principal Investigator)



• Dual-Coding Item Formats For Computer-Based Mathematics Assessment: A Study of K-12 Assessment in Algebra Problem-solving and Reasoning.
  DISCOVERY [K-12] - NSF Grant
  Joint Collaboration: Michigan State University, Walden University, and Kansas University
  May 2007 - January 2008
  Mark D. Reckase, Ph.D (Co-Principal Investigator), Christine Chan, Ph.D (Co-Principal Investigator) & John Poggio, Ph.D (Co-Investigator)
  Submitted: January 28, 2008



• Dual-Coding Item Formats In Computerized Adaptive Environments (CAT): A Solution to the Extra-Time Predicament?
  Law School Admissions Council (LSAC) Research Grant
  Amount: $80K, 2005 - 2007
  Mark D. Reckase, Ph.D (Principal Investigator), Christine Chan, Ph.D (Co-Principal Investigator) & Sara E. Bolt, Ph.D (Project Manager)



• Nestor Navigator: A Constructivist Approach to web searching and its impact on visual search times and efficiency of responses
  In-Conjunction with Zeileger, Romain, Researcher and Software Engineer (GATE) South Lyon, France
  NSF Research Technology Grant
  Amount: Not Funded, 2003
  Mark D. Reckase, Ph.D, Troy V. Mariage, Ph.D, Christine Chan, Ph.D & Brian M. Winn