Daniel M. Settlage Data-verified
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Daniel M. Settlage is a Professor of Economics at the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith. His research interests include analyzing educational assessment measures, with a focus on knowledge decay and gender differences. He has also investigated the impact of different testing modes, such as writing versus no writing, on assessment outcomes. Settlage's work extends to the practical application of educational tools, including the use of online platforms like Blackboard Collaborate for engineering education and interactive tools for managing the national debt. He has also explored the concept of undergraduate research as an institutional ethos, examining faculty-sponsored research symposiums as a case study. Additionally, his research has touched upon novel applications of quantitative analysis, such as using orthodromic distance to determine homefield advantage in professional bass fishing tournaments. Settlage has collaborated with researchers from the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith and the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
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- h-index: 6
- Publications: 27
- Citations: 92
Selected Publications
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Online Engineering Education Using Blackboard Collaborate (2025)
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Using Orthodromic Distance to Determine Homefield Advantage in Professional Bass Fishing Tournaments (2024)
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Deconstructing the Testing Mode Effect: Analyzing the Difference Between Writing and No Writing on the Test (2024)
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Undergraduate Research as an Institutional Ethos-A Case Study Examining a Faculty Sponsored Research Symposium (2021)
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Undergraduate Research as an Institutional Ethos-A Case Study Examining a Faculty Sponsored Research Symposium (2021)
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Teaching with the Debt Fixer: An Interactive Online Tool to Manage the National Debt (2021)
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Analyzing knowledge decay and gender differences on end of program assessment measures: Case of a Mid-South University in the USA (2021)
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