Patrick Lowenthal

Patrick Lowenthal is a Professor of Educational Technology at Boise State University. Lowenthal's research interest focuses on how people communicate using emerging technologies-specifically focusing on social presence, identity, and community- in online learning contexts. 

Lowenthal earned an M.A. in the Academic Study of Religion from the University of Colorado Boulder. In addition, he earned an M.A. in Information and Learning Technologies and a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership and Innovation from the University of Colorado Denver. 

Lowenthal serves as the co-coordinator of the Educational Technology online Ed.D. program. His duties as co-coordinator include curriculum design and development, managing student recruitment, coordinating student advising, and supporting faculty. 

Lowenthal's recent publications are listed below:

• Accessible online learning: A preliminary investigation of educational technologists' and faculty knowledge and skill. 

• Towards a model of remote teaching and learning under emergency and sustained crisis conditions: A description of novel distance education contexts and manifestations.

•  Students’ perceptions of institutional services and online learning self-efficacy.

•  Leaders' perspectives of accessible and inclusive online learning. 

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