David Malinowski, Ph.D., is Language Technology and Research Specialist with the Center for Language Study at Yale University. With a background in language and literacy education, multimodality and communication, and technology-enhanced learning, David conducts research on situated practices of language learning and use. His particular interest lies in understanding the role and effects of various cultural, physical, and ideological mediums on learning: language as material and social semiotic; the digital and physical objects of classroom and home, environmental and situational affordances, and the body as locus of thought, affect, and action.
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