The Project
This project has been funded by a planning grant awarded by the National Science Foundation’s “Future of Work at the Human Technology Frontier” program, entitled “FW-HTF-P: Exploring Creative Design at the Human-technology Frontier Through the Emerging Artist-technologist Occupation, National Science Foundation Future of Work at the Human-technology Frontier planning grant” (award #2026439).
Raffaella Borasi
Director, Center for Learning in the Digital Age
Frederica Warner Professor, Warner School of Education, University of Rochester
The former dean of the Warner School of Education from 2000 to 2018, Dr. Borasi is now directing a center founded to help educators leverage technology so as to more effectively advance their educational goals. She contributed to the design of this website by building on her expertise in using digital technologies to create effective instructional materials and maximize their dissemination.
Yu Jung Han
Research Assistant, Warner School of Education, University of Rochester
An advanced doctoral student in education with expertise in creating multi-media instructional materials, Ms. Han has been instrumental in posting most of the content for this website.
Benjamin Guerrero
Ph.D. Student, Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester
Benjamin Guerrero is currently adjunct faculty at Eastern Mennonite University and Preparing Future Faculty Fellow at James Madison University where he teaches music technology courses. Ben is also a PhD student in the Music Teaching and Learning department at the Eastman School of Music researching online professional development, music technology use in music education, and the perception and cognition of groove in popular music.
Blaire Koerner
Assistant Director, Institute for Music Leadership, Eastman School of Music
Dr. Koerner’s mission is to provide resources and opportunities for creatives to envision, create and sustain successful careers in an ever-changing field. As a musician herself, receiving a DMA from Eastman School of Music in bassoon, she values the technological skills and knowledge needed in the industry and encourages the implementation of it in educational institutions.