Martine Pellerin

Martine Pellerin is a full professor at the Faculté Saint-Jean (University of Alberta), focusing on educational technology and artificial intelligence in education. She previously served as associate dean of Research and Innovation (2016–2022) and integrates digital literacy, ethical citizenship, and AI into K-12 and teacher training programs.

Research interests:

• Digital Literacy
• Artificial Intelligence in Education
• Teacher Supervision
• Academic Integrity
• Multimodal Learning Environments

Article trends: Recent work explores AI-driven teacher supervision, virtual reality/augmented reality in anatomy education, and redefining academic integrity in the Gen AI era. Projects emphasize equity, inclusivity, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Scientific awards:

• Distinguished IT Ambassador Award (2018)

Collaborations: Engages with interdisciplinary teams including Dr. Eleni Stroulia (Computing Science, AI4Society) and Dr. Denise J. Larsen (Education). Utilizes the TELUS 5G Living Lab and PUPP (Partnership on University Plagiarism Prevention).