Higher education · Research reach

Where my research is cited

Researchers at 108 institutions in 33 countries have cited my work on mobile learning, immersive learning and organizational innovation. Twenty-seven of those institutions are research-intensive universities, among them Columbia, Carnegie Mellon, Texas A&M, Oxford, King’s College London and the University of Melbourne.

My higher education work spans teaching as a professor at Syracuse University, doctoral research, and peer-reviewed work on how institutions adopt new technology. The map shows where that research has traveled. Select a country to see which institutions cited it and in which publications.

~113Citing works
108Institutions
33Countries
27Research universities
Citing institutions
0
1
2
3–4
5–8
9–12
Circles mark countries too small to see. Select a country for details.

Countries by citing institutions

Research universities citing my work

These are US Carnegie R1 universities and members of national research-intensive groups abroad, such as the Russell Group, the Group of Eight, U15 Canada, RU11 and the Malaysian Research Universities.

UniversityCountryCiting workCites
Columbia UniversityUSCallen (2019)mLearning
George Mason UniversityUSDabbagh & Fake (2017), TechTrendsmLearning
University of AlabamaUSDay-Black (2017), doctoral dissertationmLearning
University of FloridaUSNewbutt et al. (2023), Journal of Autism and Developmental DisordersXR ABC Framework
University of MissouriUSNewbutt et al. (2023)XR ABC Framework
Texas A&M UniversityUSIrby & Strong (2015), NACTA JournalmLearning
University of Central FloridaUSBowdon, Yee & Dorner (2024), RoutledgeReality Bytes
Carnegie Mellon UniversityUSWittek & McInnis (2021), Cambridge University PressReality Bytes
Indiana UniversityUSBonk (2020)mLearning
University of OxfordUKDanby et al. (2018), SpringermLearning
King’s College LondonUKMiron & Bricknell (2021), BMJ Military HealthmLearning
University of NottinghamUKMcLay et al. (2023); Newbutt et al. (2023)mLearning, XR ABC Framework
University of QueenslandAustraliaMcLay et al. (2023), Educational Technology Research and DevelopmentmLearning
Monash UniversityAustraliaDanby et al. (2018)mLearning
University of MelbourneAustraliaWittek & McInnis (2021)Reality Bytes
University of CalgaryCanadaMacDowell & Lock (2022, 2023), SpringerXR ABC Framework, Reality Bytes
University of SaskatchewanCanadaMacDowell & Lock (2022)XR ABC Framework
Karlsruhe Institute of TechnologyGermanyRante et al. (2024)XR ABC Framework
University of TsukubaJapanLi et al. (2023), Frontiers in Virtual RealityXR ABC Framework
Beijing Normal UniversityChinaZhan et al. (2024), Journal of Computers in EducationmLearning
East China Normal UniversityChinaGao et al. (2020); Zhan et al. (2024)mLearning
University of TehranIranRezaee et al. (2019), Education and Information TechnologiesmLearning
University of MalayaMalaysiaAlghazi et al. (2020), SustainabilitymLearning
National University of Malaysia (UKM)MalaysiaKamrozzaman et al. (2019)mLearning
Universiti Putra MalaysiaMalaysiaHalim et al. (2021)mLearning
Universiti Teknologi MalaysiaMalaysiaAlqahtani et al. (2022), Frontiers in PsychologymLearning
University of LisbonPortugalBicalho et al. (2025), Applied SciencesTraining and Learning in VR

What they cite

  • mLearning: Anytime, anywhere learning transcending the boundaries of the educational box (with Jared Keengwe), Education and Information Technologies, Springer, 2012. Cited most, by researchers in mobile learning, language learning, nursing education and technology acceptance.
  • The XR ABC Framework (with Christine Lion-Bailey and Jesse Lubinsky), in Immersive Education: Designing for Learning, Springer, 2022.
  • Reality Bytes: Innovative Learning Using Augmented and Virtual Reality (with Christine Lion-Bailey and Jesse Lubinsky), 2020.
  • Training and Learning in Virtual Reality (with Jesse Lubinsky), IEEE ICECET, 2021.

About the data

Citing works come from OpenAlex and Google Scholar, checked in October 2026, with self-citations removed. Each institution is counted once, in the country of the author’s affiliation. A few affiliations are taken from the university where a thesis was filed. Research-intensive status follows the Carnegie Classification in the US and national university groups elsewhere.

Bring this work to your campus

I speak and run workshops for faculty and leaders on adopting new technology well, from immersive learning to AI.