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Alessandro Pagano is currently Researcher in Computer Science at the Economics and Finance Department of the University of Bari Aldo Moro (UNIBA). He graduated in Economics from the University of Bari (UNIBA) in 2008. In June 2012 he got the PhD in Computer Science from UNIBA, discussing a thesis titled “Econometric and quality model for open source enterprise application development and open business model”. Since 2009 he has been working at University of Bari, first as PhD student, then as research fellow, and now as a Researcher. He is Co-Founder of Osel Consulting s.r.l. a spin off Company of University of Bari involved in e-learning technologies and methodologies, where he is Chief of Research. From March to September 2011, he was visiting researcher at Cardiff Metropolitan University. He visited for short period many international research institutions, collaborating with colleagues involved in the e-learning research field.
His research fields focus on e-learning technology and methodology, Learning Management Systems, Digital Training, Open Source software development, End-User Development, Internet of Things, Smart Environments.
He is co-author of about 35 papers published in journals, international conferences and collections.
He won the Best Paper Award in IEEE International Conference on e-learning “Best practices in management, design and development of e-courses: standards of excellence and creativity” in Bahrain with the paper "Data mining methods to assess student behavior in adaptive e-learning processes”
He collaborated to many european project (BUCUM, IDEAL, LHEM) in which the University of Bari has been managing node. He also collaborated to other national projects.
He has been involved in the scientific organization of several conferences and the Program Committe of several International Conferences.
He was a keynote speaker at EACHEF Conference – European Arab Cooperation in Higher Education Forum – Beirut, 28/2/2013.
He was an Invited Speaker at the conference “Open Source Open Ideas”. Politecnico di Bari – Bari, 29/6/2007
He is currently a Professor of Computer Science and Information and Communication Technology at Department of Economics and Finance of the University of Bari. He is also a Professor of Computer Science for foreign languages at LUMSA University in Rome.
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