My research lies at the intersection of artificial intelligence, data science, and education. I investigate how data-driven methods can deepen our understanding of learning, support educational decision-making, and contribute to the development of more effective educational systems.
Drawing on approaches from educational data mining, learning analytics, and machine learning, I study learning processes and educational outcomes using large-scale assessment data. My work focuses on developing rigorous, interpretable, and reproducible methods for analyzing complex educational datasets and generating evidence that can inform both research and practice.
I am particularly interested in international large-scale assessments, artificial intelligence in education, and the use of large language models to support educational research. In parallel, I explore how machine learning and artificial intelligence can be taught effectively, contributing to research on machine learning education.
Through my research, I aim to bridge advances in artificial intelligence with meaningful educational challenges, creating methods and tools that support evidence-based educational research and innovation.
Designing and evaluating instructional sequences for decision tree classification using CODAP. The project examines how participants connect algorithmic thinking to prior mathematical knowledge, contributing design principles for ML education in teacher preparation programmes.
Design and evaluation of an adaptive online introductory statistics course using computer adaptive testing and CODAP-based data exploration. Addresses the persistent gap in statistical training within teacher education programmes.
I welcome collaborations across AI in Education, Educational Data Mining, Learning Analytics, and Large-Scale Assessment Research.