Douglas K. Hartman

He currently serves as Professor of Technology & Human Learning at the College of Education, [[Michigan State University]] with joint appointments in Teacher Education and Educational Psychology.

He currently serves as Professor of Technology & Human Learning at the College of Education, [[Michigan State University]] with joint appointments in Teacher Education and Educational Psychology.

== Biography ==

== Early life ==

Hartman was born to schoolteacher parents and spent his early years in [[Montana]] and [[Hawaii]]. He completed his undergraduate studies in [[Oregon]], where he was a student-athlete, and subsequently worked as a middle school teacher and coach in Oregon and [[California]]. In 1991, he got his Ph.D. inLanguage & Literacy from [[University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign|University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign]].

Hartman was born to schoolteacher parents and spent his early years in [[Montana]] and [[Hawaii]].

== Education ==

In 1981, he got a B.S. in Social Science from [[Warner Pacific University]], where he was a student-athlete, and subsequently worked as a middle school teacher and coach in Oregon and [[California]]. In 1986, he got an M.A. in Literacy & Language, [[California State University, Fresno]]. In 1991, he got his Ph.D. in Language & Literacy from [[University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign|University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign]].

== Career ==

Since 1990s, Hartman has held faculty positions at universities in [[Pennsylvania]], [[Connecticut]], and [[Michigan]]. He has co-authored nearly 50 scholarly works, including journal articles, book chapters, and technical reports. His edited volume, ''Stories Teachers Tell'' (co-edited with Richard Donato), was adapted into a reader's theater production, and performed off-Broadway in [[New York City]].

Since 1990s, Hartman has held faculty positions at universities in [[Pennsylvania]], [[Connecticut]], and [[Michigan]]. He has co-authored nearly 50 scholarly works, including journal articles, book chapters, and technical reports. His edited volume, ''Stories Teachers Tell'' (co-edited with Richard Donato), was adapted into a reader's theater production, and performed off-Broadway in [[New York City]].

==Education==

* Ph.D., Language & Literacy, [[University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign|University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign]] (1991)

* M.A., Literacy & Language, [[California State University, Fresno]] (1986)

* B.S., Social Science, [[Warner Pacific University]] (1981)

==Research and contributions==

==Research and contributions==