Enilda Romero-Hall is Associate Professor of Education and Graduate Coordinator of the Instruction Design and Technology program at the University of Tampa, USA.

• 1.Research Methods in the Learning Design and Technology: A Historical Perspective of the Last 40 Years 2. Interpretive and Postmodern Phenomenological Research Approaches: Opportunities for New Lines of Inquiry in the Field of Learning Design and Technology 3. Mobile Eye-tracking for Research in Diverse Educational Settings 4. Treating Research Studies as Our Primary Subject: Using Meta-Analysis and Meta-Synthesis to Conduct Systematic Reviews 5. Considerations for Using Social Media Data in Learning Design and Technology Research 6. Becoming Action Researchers: Crafting the Curriculum and Learning Experiences for Scholarly Practitioners in Educational Technology 7. Making Data Science Count In and For Education 8. Ethnographic Considerations Within Instructional Design Research Practices 9. Complex, Multiple, Interdependent Layers (C-MIL): A Conceptual Model For Usability Studies in 3-Dimensional Virtual Worlds 10. Learning User Experience Design (LUX): Adding the "L" to UX research using biometric sensors 11. Exploring the Evolution of Instructional Design and Technology Disciplinary Knowledge through Citation Context Analysis 12. Learning Environments Visual Mapping 13. Learning Analytics: The Emerging Research Method for Enhancing Teaching and Learning 14. Futurama: Learning Design and Technology Research Methods