Tofaridou Iliada

Profile:

Dr Iliada Tofaridou is Information Technology lecturer at the Theological School of the church of Cyprus. She teaches in the undergraduate Theology program.  She has participated in international and local conferences and she has published articles in scientific magazines.

Her research interests can be classified in two areas: first, the effective use of Information Technology in Mathematics, and, second; the development of a learning models aiming to enhance learning outcomes.

Studies:

PhD Mathematics and Computing, Continuing Education and Training, City University, London, 2007

BSc Mathematics and Computing, University of North London, 1997

BA Education, Cyprus Pedagogical Academy, 1991

Publications:

Tofaridou, I. (2008). “The impact of technology use on mathematics: Generating a learning model”,   in   Proceedings   of   the   Hellenic   Scientific   Association   for   International   and Communication Technologies in Education (ETPE), Nicosia, Cyprus.

Tofaridou, I. (2002). “The impact of technology mis(use) on mathematics learning; A case study”,  in  Bazzini,  L.  and  Whybrow  C.I.  (Eds),  Mathematical  literacy  in  the  digital  era: Research, teacher educationa and classroom practice aimed at a mathematics education for all, Proceedings of the fifty third Conference of the International Commission for the Study and Improvement of Mathematics Teaching (CIEAEM), Milano, Italy: Ghisetti e Corvi Editori, σελ. 175-178.

Tofaridou, I. (2000). “Learning approaches and technology in mathematics”, in Gagatsis, A. and Makrides, G. (eds) MEDCONF2000 Proceedings of the Second Mediterranean Conference on Mathematics Education, Nicosia, Cyprus: Cyprus Mathematical Society, σελ. 239-251.