Anthony S. Chow, Ph.D.
Contact Info:
305 Curry Building
Phone: (336) 334-3411
aschow@uncg.edu
Vita
Anthony joined the faculty at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro during the fall 2006 semester after serving six years on the faculty at The Florida State University’s College of Information. He earned his BA from San Francisco State in Developmental Psychology (1992), MS in Educational Psychology (1998) and Ph.D. (2008) in Instructional Systems from Florida State.
View Current Research Publications, Presentations, and Grant Activity
Research: Information Technology Integration in Libraries, Web design and Usability, Leadership and Organizational Management, Educational Technology and Informatics, and Diversity in Computing and LIS.
Teaching: Leadership & Administration, Usability and User Interfaces, Web Design, Information Systems & Technology, Instructional Design, Performance Technology, Educational Reform and Informatics, Distance Learning
Service: Chair of the School of Education Curriculum Committee, Chair LIS Assessment Committee, Co-chair School of Educational Teaching Excellent Awards Committee, and LIS Technology Committee.
Anthony is guided by the belief that knowledge truly is power. This is one of the primary reasons why he has dedicated himself to exploring the relationship between information, learning, technology, instructional design, and human development. He believes that providing access to meaningful and useful knowledge and information to students and people of all ages to assist them in living more content and meaningful lives is one of the fundamental tenets of education and information science. One of his more popular sayings is "the more you learn, the more you realize how little you know."
