Rate My Professor Ke Zhang

Ke Zhang holds a Ph.D. in Instructional Systems from Pennsylvania State University. Before her current role at Kennesaw State University, she was an associate professor in the Instructional Technology Program at Wayne State University, teaching graduate courses and conducting research on online learning and instructional design. Earlier, she served as an assistant professor at Texas Tech University. Her research focuses on education, collaborative learning, and instructional technology, with particular attention to artificial intelligence applications in educational settings. Key publications include 'AI Technologies For Education: Recent Research & Future Directions' co-authored with A.B. Aslan in Computers & Education: Artificial Intelligence (2021), a systematic review on 'Artificial Intelligence for Computer Science Education in Higher Education,' and contributions to studies on micro-credentials in higher education. She co-authored the book 'Empowering Online Learning: 100+ Activities for Reading, Reflecting, and Interacting to Build High Performance Online Classes' with Curtis J. Bonk. Through her scholarship and leadership, Zhang has influenced the development of effective online learning environments and technology-enhanced instruction in higher education.