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Corriculum Vitae |
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1.
Short Bio
Seiji Isotani is a researcher at HCII-Carnegie Mellon University working with educational technologies,
in particular, intelligent tutoring systems to support learning of mathematics and chemistry.
Previously, Dr. Isotani have worked with interactive technologies, ontologies and their application in education
with emphasis on Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL). He received his bachelor's and master's degrees in Computer
Science from University of Sao Paulo, Brazil,
and a Ph.D. in Information Engineering from Osaka University, Japan.
2. Educational Background
3. Research Interests
- Ontological Engineering
and Ontologies
- Intelligent Educational
Systems
- Collaborative
Learning (CSCL)
- Web-based Educational
Systems
- Dynamic Geometry
4. Awards
| 2008 |
IBM
PhD Fellowship/Scholarship |
| 2008 |
Upsilon
Pi Epsilon/ IEEE Computer Society Student
Award for Academic Excellence (Picture)
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| 2007 |
Secod
Place award. ACM student Research
Competition. Click
here for further information |
| 2006
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Best
Student Paper Award. International
Conference on Computers in Education (ICCE).
(Picture)
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| 2006
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2006
- Best Brazilian Master's Dissertation
in the field of Computers in Education,
Awarded at The Brazilian Symposium on Informatics
in Education, sponsored by The Brazilian Computer
Society. (Picture)
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| 2005
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2005
- Best Paper Award, Workshop
about Computers in Education, Congress of
Brazilian Computer Society |
5.
Languages
- English (fluent:
TOEFL
99 of 120; TOEIC 895 of 990)
- Japanese (Regular
- 3th level of JLPT)
- Portuguese (native
speaker).
- Spanish (Fair
- listening and reading)
6. Academic Membership (student
membership)
- ACM - Association for Computing Machinery
- IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers (Computers Society and Education Society)
- SBC - Brazilian Computer Society
7. Teaching Experience
7.1 Computer
Science Department (IME-USP)
- (2002-2004)
teaching assistantship
- Statistics Notions;
- Datas Structures;
- Formal Languages and Automatons;
- Programming Introduction;
- Notions of Mathematics Teaching using the
computer.
- (2004-2005)
Courses
- Courses of Mathematics Teaching Laboratory-
LEM;
- Building of Geometry distance courses: to
Mathematics teachers.
7.2 Mini-Courses
- Dynamic Geometry With
iGeom: Geometric Algorithms, authoring and Automatic
Evaluation of Exercises. Presented in Brazilian
Simposium of Informatics and Education, 2004.
8. Experience in companies
- (2000-2001) Electronic
Computer Center - University of São Paulo;
- (2001-2002) Bibvirt
- Virtual Library- School of the Future/University
of São Paulo.
9. Scholarships
- Nippon Foundation;
- (2005-2006) Japan
International Cooperation Agency (JICA);
- (2003-2005) The
National Council for Scientific and Technological
Development (CNPq);
- Integrated System
to Support Teaching (SIAE).
10. Publications
Click
here to see the publications list
11. Professional Activities
- (2008~) Editor
in Chief of IEEE
Multidisciplinary Engineering Education
Magazine
- Journal Reviewer
- (2006~) IEEE Latin American Transactions
- (2006~) INFOCOMP: Journal of Computer Science
- (2007~) Computers
& Education, Elsevier
- Conference Reviewer
- ACM SIGCSE, 2008
- WebMedia
- Brazilian Symposium on Multimedia and
Web (DCS - track), 2007
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"Share your
knowledge. It's a way to achieve immortality...
Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you
can't help them, at least don't hurt them...
To do so, humankind should follow three rules: Respect for self,
Respect for others and Responsibility for all your actions."
Dalai Lama
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