Wandering the World…

P. Clint Rogers, Ph.D.

What do I do?
A combination of consulting, teaching, traveling and research.

I am adjunct faculty teaching innovative courses on Web Analytics in the school of business (Information Systems) and school of education (Instructional Psychology and Technology), as well as advise some of the research and projects run through the Rollins Center for eBusiness. The students in my classes are great! Here is a link to the class space of different semesters:
http://ebiz2.byu.edu/analytics/
Web Analytics in Instructional Design and Evaluation

This last summer I was Co-Chair and Coordinator of the international workshop and conference on Technology for Innovation and Education in Developing Countries (TEDC 2008) held in Kampala, Uganda. http://cs.joensuu.fi/tedc2008/

In addition to supervising some Ph.D. students through the IMPDET program at the University of Joensuu, Finland, I accepted the position to work as the coordinator of the recently funded EDULINK Consortium of African and European Universities for ICT4D (Information and Communication Technologies for Development).

In the last decade I have lived in or visited over 30 different countries, trying to get a pulse on how things are changing internationally. I still have a lot more questions than answers.
Here is a list of my recent publications.

This is my short bio:

P. Clint Rogers does a combination of consulting, teaching, traveling and research. He is currently adjunct faculty, teaching courses on web analytics, cross-cultural communication and innovation. He also does consulting work regarding web analytics, online marketing, and international business/cross-cultural communication. He is an active researcher with the University of Joensuu, Finland — coordinating the Consortium of African and European Universities (ICT4D) and supervising dissertations in the IMPDET program (International Multidisciplinary PhD Studies in Educational Technology www.impdet.org). He holds a doctorate in Instructional Psychology and Technology, and has specific research interests in synergistic cross-cultural collaboration, innovations, global virtual teams, fostering human potential, international business and education, the cultural customization of instructional psychology, the philosophical roots of education and science, and the impact of media and technological diffusion on international development.

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“A master at the art of living makes no distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, his education and his recreation, his love and his religion. He hardly knows which is which. He simply pursues with excellence what he is about and leaves others to determine whether he is working or playing. He himself knows he is always doing both.” (Wilfred A. Peterson)

I don’t know that I’m a ‘master of the art of living’, but I try to make decisions based on what I am passionate about and love to meet others who do as well. On my business card was this quote… “You must be the change you wish to see in the world.” (Mohandas Gandhi)
Although easier said than done, I really believe in that statement.