Allison Goedde

Allison Goedde serves as a Teaching Professor at Bowling Green State University within the College of Education & Human Development, specifically affiliated with the School of Inclusive Teacher Education. She has maintained continuous faculty service since 2004, contributing to both undergraduate and graduate teacher preparation programs through course instruction and professional development initiatives.

Her academic preparation includes:

• Ed.D. in Educational Administration & Supervision from Bowling Green State University (2006)
• M.A. in Educational Technology from the University of Findlay (1997)
• B.A. in Adapted Physical Education & Exercise Science from the University of Toledo (1990)

Dr. Goedde specializes in the integration of educational technology within active learning environments, with particular expertise in designing online and blended professional development for educators. Her scholarly focus examines how perceptions of active and blended learning environments influence the development of higher-order thinking skills across K-16 educational settings, emphasizing practical applications for classroom implementation.

Analysis of her 2012-2013 publications and presentations reveals consistent thematic concentration on technology leadership in educational contexts. Key scholarly trends include management strategies for 1:1 device classrooms, cloud-based learning environment design, and STEM integration through initiatives like the Video Game Challenge. Her work demonstrates a strong practitioner orientation, bridging theoretical research with actionable frameworks for teacher professional development and student engagement.

No scientific awards or major honors are documented in the current professional profile.

While Dr. Goedde actively participates in Student Teacher Capstone Days and delivers professional development for school districts like St. John's Jesuit, specific details regarding graduate student advising or externally funded research grants are not provided in available materials. Her service contributions include conference presentations at the Ohio Educational Technology Conference and media collaborations with WBGU/PBS.

The professional profile does not reference any dedicated research laboratories, specialized teams, or ongoing collaborative research groups associated with Dr. Goedde's current academic work.