University of Bari (IT) -  Department of Psychology

Paola Francesca Spadaro is an educational psychologist graduated in 2003 at Sapienza University of Rome. In 2005 she obtained an european research fellowship (Marie Curie Program) spent at the department of Science Education at University of Leeds (UK). She received her Ph.D. in Psychology in 2007 at University of Bari with a thesis about "Intersubjectivity and Digital Activity Sistems ".
At the moment she is research assistant at University of Bari and collaborates with the chair of the course of Educational Psychology, Prof. M.B. Ligorio.
She is part of the Executive Committee of the scientific association Collaborative Knowledge Building Group (http://www.ckbg.org) and is editor in chief of the scientific journal Qwerty.
Her research interests are into: intersubjectivity, computer mediated collaborative interactions, e-learning, digital identity.
Her favorite theoretical framework includes: activity theory, CHAT, Self-Positioning theory, Grounded Theory.
Her favorite methodolgies are: Mixed Methos, Social Network Analysis, Content Analysis, Discourse Analysis, Sequential Analysis.

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