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Research
Latest papers
How student perceptions about online learning difficulty influenced their satisfaction during Canada's Covid-19 response.
British journal of educational technology : journal of the Council for Educational Technology · 2022 · senior author
Vygotskian Business Ethics: The Influence of Peers on Moral Reasoning in Business Ethics Education.
Journal of management education (Newbury Park, Calif.) · 2022
Latest funding
- $53,767
Towards Community-Directed Adaptation Research (C-DAR)
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $141,014
Multi-disciplinary Approach to Research, Education, and Training in Cybersecurity for Emerging Technologies
NSERC · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $15,892
A Canadian University Case Study: Co-creating Inclusive Sustainable Development Pathways
SSHRC · 2022 · Co-investigator
2 publications.
How student perceptions about online learning difficulty influenced their satisfaction during Canada's Covid-19 response.
Conrad C, Deng Q, Caron I, Shkurska O, Skerrett P, Sundararajan B
Vygotskian Business Ethics: The Influence of Peers on Moral Reasoning in Business Ethics Education.
Ohreen D, Sundararajan B, Trifts V, Comber S
Towards Community-Directed Adaptation Research (C-DAR)
Principal investigators: Bowness, Evan W.
Keywords: Community-Directed Research; Land-Based Communities; Visual Social Science; Climate Change Adaptation; Transdisciplinarity
Multi-disciplinary Approach to Research, Education, and Training in Cybersecurity for Emerging Technologies
Principal investigators: Sampalli, Srinivas S
Keywords: 5g/6g cellular networks; cybersecurity; cybersecurity skills; integrative learning; internet of things; intrusion detection and prevention; multi-disciplinary secuirty training; quantum cryptography; ransomware; smart infrastructure
A Canadian University Case Study: Co-creating Inclusive Sustainable Development Pathways
Principal investigators: Williams, Kent A.
Keywords: sustainable development goals; 2030 Agenda; community engagement; innovation
A Canadian University Case Study: Co-creating Inclusive Sustainable Development Pathways
Principal investigators: Williams, Kent A.
Keywords: sustainable development goals; 2030 Agenda; community engagement; innovation
A Social Constructivist Approach to Teaching Business Ethics
Principal investigators: Sundararajan, Binod
Keywords: (1) Social Constructivism; (2) Small Group Dialogue; (3) Teaching Business Ethics; (4) Moral Reasoning; (5) Experimental Design; (6) Mixed Methods
Simulations and student learning: building an interdisciplinary community of practice in Atlantic Canada
Principal investigators: Schnurr, Matthew A.
Keywords: simulation-based learning; experiential learning; community of practice
Irish-Catholic discourse and social mobility in nineteenth century Halifax: the exemplary case of Holy Cross Cemetery
Principal investigators: McGowan, Mark G.
Keywords: Irish history; business history; church history; history of Atlantic Canada; discourse; identity; social mobility; family networks; trade and capital networks; quantitative analysis
Texting Tolstoy: using cell phone texting to teach
Principal investigators: Sundararajan, Binod
Keywords: mobile texting; higher education; education technologies; computer-supported collaborative learning; technology mediated communication and learning
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Colin Conrad and Binod Sundararajan: 1 shared paper
- Colin Conrad and Isabelle Caron: 1 shared paper
- Colin Conrad and Qi Deng: 1 shared paper
- Binod Sundararajan and Isabelle Caron: 1 shared paper
- Binod Sundararajan and Qi Deng: 1 shared paper
- Isabelle Caron and Qi Deng: 1 shared paper
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