Service

Decoration

Professional Service


Journal Editor and Advisory Board Positions  Picture of Dr. Borge with other organizers of the CSCL 2017 conference

Senior Associate Editor, American Journal of Education

Editorial Advisory Board, Information and Learning Sciences

 

Ad Hoc Journal Reviewer

Educational Technology Research and Development

Human Computer Interaction

International Journal of Computer Supported Collaborative Learning

Journal of Educational Psychology

Journal of the Learning Sciences

 

Conference Reviewer

The ACM conference for SIGCHI

The ACM conference for Computer Supported Cooperative Work

The ACM International Joint Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing

International Conference of the Learning Sciences

International Conference of Computer Supported Collaborative Learning

IFIP TC13 Conference on Human Computer Interaction

 

National Science Foundation

Panel Reviewer

Cyberlearning (2013-Present)

AISL (2015-present)

Mentoring

Cyberlearning Mentor (2015): Nominated by the Center for Innovative Research in Cyberlearning’s (CIRCL) Advisory Board and/or NSF program officers to serve as a mentor for CIRCL’s Workshop Series- Developing Strong Cyberlearning Proposals.

Project Advisory Board Member

NSF Cyberlearning EXP: RUI: Exploring Spatial-Temporal Anchored Collaboration in Asynchronous Learning Experiences. PI: Brian Dorn, Co-PIs: Kevin Ball (University of Hartford) and Larissa Schroeder (University of Hartford) National Science Foundation, Cyberlearning: Transforming Education.

 

Conference Program Committees

Program Co-Chair: Computer Supported Collaborative Learning (2017).

Program Committee Member:  International Conference for the Learning Sciences (2017); Cyberlearning (2017); Human Computer Interaction (2009); Interact (2009); ACM GROUP (2014).


Community Service

Fast Start project mentor Penn State at University Park Mentoring program that helps underrepresented first-year students.

State College Little League Tee ball Coach (Spring 2013) Successfully taught 5-6 year olds how to catch, throw, field, hit, and run the bases. They even learned to run past first base and not pick flowers when fielding.

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