Professor Daniel D. Burke Chair for Exceptional Faculty University Distinguished Teaching Scholar Department of Management
Contact Information
Mailing Address: 3091 Business Building 1301 Lovers Lane Manhattan, KS 66506 Email: mchaney@k-state.edu
Research Goals
Roger McHaney conducts research on discrete event and agent-based simulation systems. In addition to applied research, he examines the organizational aspects of simulation including how problem statements and modeling approaches affect the success of a simulation project. He also conducts research into educational technology and how it impacts teaching and learning.
Agent-based simulation using “AnyLogic” Software
An Exploration of Deception Detection: Are Groups More Effective Than Individuals?
A linguistic examination of problem solving approaches in simulation
An empirical investigation of mobile technology use in collaborative learning settings
Updating Web 2.0 and Social Media for Business textbook
Chairman of the IDEA Center’s Board of Directors
Author of “The New Digital Shoreline: How Web 2.0 and Millennials are Revolutionizing Higher Education” and “Web 2.0 and Social Media for Business”
University Distinguished Teaching Scholar and holder of Daniel D. Burke Chair for Exceptional Faculty
Co-Developer of ELATEwiki.org website
Co-Recipient of Sloan-C Effective Practice Award.
Frequent keynote speaker and workshop presenter on Web 2.0 Technology use in business and education.
Experience teaching in a variety of countries including New Zealand, India, U.K. and others.
Published in a variety of Information Systems, Operations Management, and Educational Technology journals.
Do consulting work with spreadsheets and other applications
Develop online teaching material using new technologies
Areas of Teaching
Applied Managerial Computing, Enterprise Computing, Quality Management, Information Technology, Management Information Systems
Education
Ph D, University of Arkansas, 1995. Major: Computer Information Systems and Quantitative Analysis
MBA, Lake Superior State University, 1989.
BS, Lake Superior State University, 1984. Major: Industrial Technology
Associates of Science, Lake Superior State University, 1984. Major: Computer Engineering Technology
