Scholarship of Teaching & Learning (SOTL)
I am currently researching best practices for leveraging technology use in higher education. I have two main interests: (1) I am assessing whether the integration of digital and social media (e.g., infographics, blogging/e-portfolios, other) into my courses relates to student attitudes, engagement, and perception of learning and (2) I am interested in whether using technology as a means of inquiry-based learning (e.g., using psychophysiology technology to collect data in class) facilitates learning or student perceptions of learning.

SoTL Publications
Halfmann, K., & Kurczek, J. C. (2018). Instructional resources for psychology: Teaching communication and scientific literacy through digital and social media. Society for Teaching of Psychology Teaching Resources, retrieved from http://teachpsych.org/page-1603066
SoTL Presentations
Halfmann, K., & Kurczek, J. (2019, October). Using digital and social media to teach communication and scientific literacy. Poster presented at the Society for the Teaching of Psychology’s 18th Annual Conference on Teaching, Denver, CO.

Halfmann, K. (November, 2018). Using a psychophysiology lab in introductory psychology to teach neuroscientific concepts. Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience, San Diego, CA.
Halfmann, K. (2018, October). Using a Psychophysiology Lab to Bust the “Lie Detector” Myth in General Psychology. Poster presented at the Society for the Teaching of Psychology Annual Conference on Teaching, Phoenix, AZ.

Additional Publications/Presentations (non-peer reviewed)
The Novice Professor. (2019, June). Intro Psych Series: Q/A with Dr. Kameko Halfmann. [Blog post]. Retrieved from http://www.thenoviceprofessor.com/blog/intro-psych-series-qa-with-dr-kameko-halfman
Halfmann, K. (2019, May). Using psychophysiology in general psychology to engage students. E-xcellence in Teaching. Retrieved from https://teachpsych.org/E-xcellence-in-Teaching-Blog/7317139
Halfmann, K. (2018, February). Digital and Social Media in Physiological Psychology. Paper presented at the SNC Lounge & Learn Series, St. Norbert College, De Pere, WI.