Kristen Blair is the Director of Research for the Digital Learning Initiative at Stanfords Accelerator for Learning. An expert in learning sciences and educational technology, she holds both a PhD and a BS from Stanford University. Her work focuses on improving STEM instruction through innovative digital tools and assessments.
She recently co-developed "AI Quests, " a free game in partnership with Google to help middle school students become creators, not just consumers, of artificial intelligence.
Kristen Blair
Director of Research, Digital Learning Initiative at Stanford University
San Jose, California, United States
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Topics They Care About
Youth AI Literacy
Leads the "AI Quests" project with Google, designing educational games that empower teens to build and make decisions about AI models.
Science of Learning
Co-authored "The ABCs of How We Learn, " a book that translates 26 scientifically-proven learning approaches into practical strategies for educators.
Immersive EdTech
Researches and develops virtual field trips, believing immersive digital environments are a key future tool for student learning on topics like climate change.
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Work History
10-2020
Director of Research, Digital Learning Initiative at Stanford University
1-2016
Lecturer at Stanford University Graduate School of Education
9-2014
Senior Research Scholar at Stanford University
9-2009 - 9-2014
Research Associate, Stanford University School of Education at Stanford University
8-2006 - 6-2007
Instructor, Child and Adolescent Development at San Jose State University
Education
2003 - 2009
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from Stanford University
1998 - 2002
Bachelor of Science (BS) from Stanford University
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Location : San Jose, California, United States
Job Level : Mid-senior
Designation : Director of Research, Digital Learning Initiative at Stanford University
