School of Education

Jennifer Courduff is an assistant professor at Azusa Pacific University where she develops and teaches courses in the Master of Arts: Digital Teaching and Learning program. Dr. Courduff holds a Ph.D. in Education Technology through Walden University. She has a strong commitment to working with Masters students who are beginning teachers as they learn to show the light of Christ in public and private pre-K-12 schools. Dr. Courduff specifically works with teachers in learning to integration technology into curriculum in ways that address the plethora of learning strengths and styles found in any classroom. She is an active member of the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) and recently presented at the San Diego 2012 ISTE convention. She is also an active member of ISTE’s special interest group for mobile learning (SIGml), where she serves on the steering committee and as chair of the special education sub-committee. Her research focus is technology integration within diverse teaching and learning environments. Dr. Courduff holds a strong commitment to using her research to glorify God in shedding light on and helping address the unique learning needs of persons with disabilities.