We are thrilled to celebrate the outstanding work of two MOVE Lab members who presented at NCIC 2026 in Los Angeles this year. Their contributions reflect the innovation and impact of our research community.
Presented papers:
AI Translation as an Instructional Bridge: Enhancing Learning in the Classroom Braden Nguyen, Justin MacDonald, Joe Sireci, Amber St. Marie, Kan S. Gill (University of Oklahoma)
EduBridge AI: Theory-Driven Chatbot for International Student Self-Efficacy and Belonging Mehjabin Bhuiyan, Benjamin C. Heddy, Nazmul Hasan Bappi (University of Oklahoma)
We are proud of your achievements and the meaningful contributions you’re making to the field. Keep up the excellent work!
Meet MOVE Lab member, and newly minted Doctoral Candidate, Muhammad Asif. His research focuses on assessment, measurement, and cognitive and motivational factors.
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