Nikolaos Tselios
Assistant Professor, University of Patras, Greece [CV]
Nikolaos Tselios is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Educational Sciences and Early Childhood Education at the University of Patras and a Consulting Professor at the Hellenic Open University. In addition, from 2009 until 2013 he taught Human Computer Interaction in the joint postgraduate program offered by the Athens Technological Educational Institute and the University of Limoges. He holds a PhD (2002) in Usability Engineering and a Diploma (1997) from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, University of Patras, Greece.
His main research interests are Educational Technology, Human Computer Interaction, user interface design and evaluation of educational software, usability evaluation methodologies, e-learning, user/student modelling, social media in education, information foraging theory and intelligent user interfaces.
He has over 100 publications in international and national journals and conferences and 2 patents (among which 25 international journals with 19/25 being indexed in Web of Science and 21/25 being indexed in Scopus and 5 five more under review), with at least 1420 known citations (including cites to edited volumes) and h index=18 (g index=32, i-10 index=30, m index=1.20). He is a member of the Technical Chamber of Greece, ACM SIGCHI, Greek Artificial Intelligence Organization and Greek society of ICT in Education. In 2015, he received ( with Dimitris Raptis and Nikolaos Avouris) the most influential paper award from MobileHCI 2005 (i.e. most cited paper).
On December 2015, he has been ranked as the first Assistant Professor across all 16 Greek Education Departments in terms of h-index. On December 2010, he has been ranked as the first lecturer across all 16 Greek Education Departments in terms of h-index and citations. Moreover, he has been ranked as the 5th scholar across the Greek Preschool Education Departments, regardless their academic rank (using the aforementioned criteria, Tselios & Altanopoulou, 2011, see here for an overview of the results).
Spring semester 2011-2012
Visiting Professor at the University of Oulu, Finland
Visiting Professor at the University of Aalborg, Denmark
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Assistant Professor, University of Patras, Greece [CV]
Nikolaos Tselios is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Educational Sciences and Early Childhood Education at the University of Patras and a Consulting Professor at the Hellenic Open University. In addition, from 2009 until 2013 he taught Human Computer Interaction in the joint postgraduate program offered by the Athens Technological Educational Institute and the University of Limoges. He holds a PhD (2002) in Usability Engineering and a Diploma (1997) from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, University of Patras, Greece.
His main research interests are Educational Technology, Human Computer Interaction, user interface design and evaluation of educational software, usability evaluation methodologies, e-learning, user/student modelling, social media in education, information foraging theory and intelligent user interfaces.
He has over 100 publications in international and national journals and conferences and 2 patents (among which 25 international journals with 19/25 being indexed in Web of Science and 21/25 being indexed in Scopus and 5 five more under review), with at least 1420 known citations (including cites to edited volumes) and h index=18 (g index=32, i-10 index=30, m index=1.20). He is a member of the Technical Chamber of Greece, ACM SIGCHI, Greek Artificial Intelligence Organization and Greek society of ICT in Education. In 2015, he received ( with Dimitris Raptis and Nikolaos Avouris) the most influential paper award from MobileHCI 2005 (i.e. most cited paper).
On December 2015, he has been ranked as the first Assistant Professor across all 16 Greek Education Departments in terms of h-index. On December 2010, he has been ranked as the first lecturer across all 16 Greek Education Departments in terms of h-index and citations. Moreover, he has been ranked as the 5th scholar across the Greek Preschool Education Departments, regardless their academic rank (using the aforementioned criteria, Tselios & Altanopoulou, 2011, see here for an overview of the results).
Spring semester 2011-2012
Visiting Professor at the University of Oulu, Finland
Visiting Professor at the University of Aalborg, Denmark
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