Lindsay Richardson
Adjunct Professor
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Department of Psychology
Clusters:
Artificial intelligence
Ottawa, Ontario
lindsayrichardson@cunet.carleton.ca
Mobile:
(613) 858-5492
Office:
(613) 520-2600 ext. 2425
Expert In
Educational cognition
Educational technology
Effective methods of instruction
Student success
Reducing systemic barriers in traditional teaching methods
Project-based learning and assessment design
Academic notetaking
Students’ perception of science
Agile education
Higher education
Cognitive psychology
Quantitative methods
Teaching
Learning
Memory
Artificial intelligence in education
Generative AI
Alternative assessments
Bio/Research
Richardson's research is focused on educational cognition. More specifically, she is primarily interested in investigating effective teaching and learning from a cognitive perspective. For example, she has examined the differential effects that typing and handwriting have on memory and learning. ...
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Bio/Research
Richardson's research is focused on educational cognition. More specifically, she is primarily interested in investigating effective teaching and learning from a cognitive perspective. For example, she has examined the differential effects that typing and handwriting have on memory and learning. She has also investigated methods that best support teaching, learning, and memory more broadly. She is also interested in the underlying cognitive mechanisms that explain students’ perception of psychology as a science.
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