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Biography/Research
Dr. Lee's current research is related to technology-based assessments in a variety of Navy/Marine Corps contexts. He is currently working on the development of a computer-based assessment tool for assessment of Tactical Action Officers (TAO) in a simulated CIC (Combat Information Center) onboard Navy ships called the Multi-Mission Team Trainer (MMTT). He is also working on a simulation-based re-certification assessment of marksmanship coaches' fault checking abillity that delivers just-in-time, individualized instruction that utilizes Bayesian nets for diagnosis and remediation. A third project he is also working on is a game based assessment project for the Navy related to assessment of complex skills (starting with damage control) also using Bayesian nets for real time and after action assessment of skills including situation awareness, decision making and communication. His research interests include data-informed decision making, knowledge mapping, simulation-based assessments, and distance learning. Education PhD from UCLA in Psychological Studies in Education Bachelor's degree in Biology from the University of Michigan Master's of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary
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