This page lists my activities which would be classified as service by my current university and citizenship by others. I have categorized my activities into three broad groups:
Web of Science peer review record shows that I have completed over 170 verified reviews of journal articles, and am listed in the 99th percentile for reviews completed overall and in the previous 12 months with an average review length of approximately 700 words, twice the mean review length.
I am an ad hoc or regular reviewer for the following journals:
Language learningI have served on various standing, special and other committees. I have also been a member of a number of working groups. I served as a student mentor for two years and am the director of the Texts and Tools lab.
Reviewer for graduation thesis posters since 2017.
Reviewer for graduate school presentations since 2022.
I believe in open access and open learning, and therefore all the pedagogic tools that I create are open to all users.
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I believe in open access and open learning, and therefore all the online course that I create are open to all users. The assessment and assignment submission systems and some materials for credit-bearing core and elective courses are housed on the password-protected university LMS for enrolled students only. However, the open-access course is designed to be standalone, and so non-UoA users are not disadvantaged.
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