Dr. Kathy Snow is an educator, researcher and community advocate living in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada.
I am also what is commonly known as an "emergent scholar" , which means I am just getting started and conduct research in a wide, perhaps eclectic collection of areas- everything from digital technology, professional learning, organization of schools and learning, to teaching the periodic table of elements, scientific literacy, informal and formal environmental education, outdoor learning spaces and the social impacts of education in society...
At the heart of everything I do is is access - my most recent publications discuss blended learning design for Indigenous teacher assistants, hybrid learning support for Indigenous transition program pre-nursing candidates, facilitating collaborative opportunities between on campus and in community teacher education students and designing 100% online courses to be completed entirely on a mobile device.
I am always interested in new collaborative opportunities and projects.
I am also what is commonly known as an "emergent scholar" , which means I am just getting started and conduct research in a wide, perhaps eclectic collection of areas- everything from digital technology, professional learning, organization of schools and learning, to teaching the periodic table of elements, scientific literacy, informal and formal environmental education, outdoor learning spaces and the social impacts of education in society...
At the heart of everything I do is is access - my most recent publications discuss blended learning design for Indigenous teacher assistants, hybrid learning support for Indigenous transition program pre-nursing candidates, facilitating collaborative opportunities between on campus and in community teacher education students and designing 100% online courses to be completed entirely on a mobile device.
I am always interested in new collaborative opportunities and projects.
Assistant Professor
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