e-Learning

Online Education as a DisciplineAcademia Letters, 434, 1-6 (2021). Same article at ResearchGate.

Podcasting Reconsidered” Asia-Pacific Association for Computer-Assisted Language Learning APACALL Newsletter, 26, 5-7 (December 2022).

Whole Book Available

Implementing Mobile Language Learning Technologies in Japan. McCarty, S., Obari, H., & Sato, T.  Singapore: Springer (2017).

Book Chapters

Global Online Education” (McCarty, Ibrahim, Sedunov, & Sharma). The International Handbook of Virtual Learning Environments. The Netherlands: Springer (2006).

Theorizing and Realizing the Globalized Classroom” (2006). In A. Edmundson (Ed.), Globalized E-Learning Cultural Challenges. Hershey, PA: IGI Global. Scroll to pp. 90-115 in the whole book or see the publisher’s page for this chapter.

Mailing Lists” (2009). In S. Mishra (Ed.), E-Learning. Staff Training and Research Institute of Distance Education (STRIDE). New Delhi: Indira Gandhi National Open University.

Making Mobile Phone Websites” and “Curtain CALL: Online Performances for Integrative Motivation” (2009). In M. Thomas (Ed.), New Frontiers in CALL: Negotiating Diversity.

Social Networking Behind Student Lines in Japan” (2009). In M. Thomas (Ed.), Handbook of Research on Web 2.0 and Second Language Learning. Hershey, PA: IGI Global. See the chapter at Google Books or at the publisher’s page.

Social Media to Motivate Language Learners from Before Admission to After Graduation” (2010). In W.M. Chan et al. (Eds.), Media in Foreign Language Teaching and Learning. National University of Singapore / Berlin: De Gruyter Mouton (republished in 2011).

Articles Available

25 Years of Online Academic Conferences” (2021). Education Jagat.

Post-Pandemic Pedagogy” (2020). New York University: Journal of Online Education.

How Asian Universities can Rise to the Current Challenge – Interview with World Association for Online Education President Steve McCarty in Japan” (July 2020). Education India Journal9 (2), 3-8.

Enlivening Emergency Remote Teaching with Interesting Content and Qualitative Evaluation” (2020). Anecdotes of Academia.

Thailand e-Learning and Mobile Language Learning Workshop Report” (2019). Asian Journal of Distance Education.

Cultural Sensitivity in Voluntary Virtual Professional Development Communities” (2017). Bowskill, N., McCarty, S., Luke, R., Kinshuk, & Hand, K. Republished in a special issue of the Indian Journal of Open Learning. New Delhi: Indira Gandhi National Open University.

Vlogging Abroad: YouTube Reports from New Zealand to Japan” (2011). EduTech journal.

Social Networking Behind Student Lines with Mixi” (2008). Proceedings of the Second International Wireless Ready Symposium: Interactivity, Collaboration and Feedback in Language Learning Technologies [can be used in lieu of the expanded book chapter above].

Japanese Learning Styles in Cross-Cultural Online Education” (2007). CALL Review (UK).

Applications of Mobile Research in Japan” (2007). Hirano, K., Nakatani, Y., McCarty, S., & Masuda, H. Ubiquity (New York: Association for Computing Machinery).

Window into the Classroom: Podcasting an English for Professional Purposes Course” (2007). Osaka Jogakuin College Journal.

Spoken Internet to go: Popularization through Podcasting” (2005). The JALT CALL Journal.

Cultural, Disciplinary and Temporal Contexts of e-Learning and English as a Foreign Language” (2005). eLearn Magazine: Research Papers. New York: ACM.

Global Communications in a Graduate Course on Online Education at the University of Tsukuba” (2005). GLOCOM Platform. Tokyo: Japanese Institute of Global Communications.

A Picture of Online Education” (2004) / “Using English and the Internet could foster a Cultural Revolution in Japan” (2004) / “Voice Technologies help turn the Computer into a Communication Device” (2004) / “Correspondence Education in Japan Gradually Going Online” (2002) Updated Abstract (2020) / “Reforms in Computer Education that are Possible for Japan” (2000). Tokyo: Child Research Net.

Review of Digital Bridges: Developing Countries in the Knowledge Economy (2003). Journal of Educational Technology & Society. IEEE Learning Technology Task Force (New Zealand).

What Online Education Is” (2001, published in the UK, updated in 2020).

Japanese Culture Meets Online Education” (1999) Educom Review. Educause (U.S.).

Cyberspace as an Academic Publishing Medium: Observations and Proposals” (1998). Journal of Online Education (New York University).

The Internet for Educator Development” (1996). The Language Teacher.

Ten “Seminal Articles on e-Learning” published in Japan, the US, the UK, and Singapore from 1996 to 2008.

See also World Association for Online Education (Steve is the WAOE President since 1998) | Mastodon Online Education group | AD Scientific Index: Open and Distance Education #1 in Japan | Google Scholar Profile
Keynote Addresses

Global Faculty Development for Online Language Education. New Delhi: Indira Gandhi National Open University (2020). Slideshow | Zoom recording on YouTube

Online Education as an Academic Discipline. Online Teaching Japan Summer Sessions (2020). SlideshowZoom recording

Disruptive Technology and the Calling of Humanities and Social Sciences (Thailand, 2019) Slideshow in the last section below / Proceedings Article.

Ubiquitous Computing and Online Collaboration for Open Education (Malaysia, 2011) Slideshow / Proceedings Article.

Online Education and Virtual Organizations (Osaka regional plenary, 2011) Slideshow / Soundtrack.

Web 2.0 Technologies for Research and Mobility (Nagoya, 2007) Proceedings Article / Slideshow in the last section below / Video of the author’s avatar presenting in a 3D virtual world while the author presented in the auditorium, using two computers and screens.

Voluntaristic Online Education and the Future with Japan (Hawaii, 1998) at ERIC / Introductory Video in front of the Great Seto Bridge (March 1998).

Selected Presentation Slideshows