Dr. Mark Grabe
Professor – Department of Psychology, (now retired)
Professor – Instructional Design and Technology
University of North Dakota
I retired from working in the Psychology Department at the University of North Dakota in 2014. I then worked with the Instructional Design and Technology program at the University.
Scholarly Interests:
When working, my research interests focused on study behavior and the applications of technology in classrooms. My interests in retirement are an extension of these interests and focus on the application of technology and specialized note-taking tools in independent learning. This topic is sometimes described as the implementation of a Second Brain and Personal Knowledge Management. I have maintained a web presence since 2002 focused on a variety of topics related to classroom applications and independent learning.
Publication:
The easiest way to identify my publications is to search for my name on Google Scholar.
Hi Mark,
Thank you for giving Noun Project a shout-out on the Learning Aloud blog – it’s always inspiring to see the different ways people use our site. I wanted to reach out and share that we’ve expanded our collection and now offer professionally curated, art-quality photos in addition to iconography!
We built Noun Project Photos around three key principles: A focus on diversity and inclusion, curating images for quality over quantity, and providing affordable, worry-free licenses that support photographers.
You can read more about the mission behind Noun Project Photos in our Blog (blog.thenounproject.com), and explore the growing collection at thenounproject.com/photos. We also recently launched a special collection of free images that celebrate diversity in tech. I hope that now more than ever, you and your readers will find all the inspiration you need in communicating visually. If you have any questions, please let me know!
Wishing you the best,
Jeremy