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Before his career in education, Mark Stevens spent over 15 years in radio and television across Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan, on air and in production at stations including WTVG and WRQN, where he was the number one mid-day host in the Toledo market, and 105.5 FM, where he co-hosted the top-rated show, "Mark and Wendy in the Morning." He moved into education in the early 2000s, teaching fourth grade and later serving as technology coordinator for a five-building district. In 2008, he joined Bowling Green State University's College of Education and Human Development, where he taught technology use in education, focusing on emerging technologies. Working with his own students on AI led him to co-author publications on the subject.

 

He holds a bachelor's degree in elementary education from the University of Toledo, a master's degree in classroom technology and a master's degree in instructional design, both from Bowling Green State University. He is a Ph.D. candidate in educational technology at the University of Toledo. His dissertation examines the effects of extended professional development for AI in K-12 education. At SXU, he brings that range of media, classroom, and higher education experience to instructional design, with a continued focus on emerging technology, especially AI.