Rate My Professor Ken Corley

Corley's academic interests center on the utilization of technology innovation to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of organizational operations and business processes, encompassing areas such as information privacy and security, cloud computing, human-computer interaction, and sustainability in information systems. He has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings, including highly cited works like "Predictors of engagement and participation in an on-line course" (Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration, 2003, 169 citations), "Internet marketing: a content analysis of the research" (Electronic Markets, 2013, 100 citations), and "Fintech: A content analysis of the finance and information systems literature" (Electronic Markets, 2023, 72 citations). Other notable publications include "An examination of the factors influencing student usage of dropbox, a file hosting service" (2012), "Privacy research: application of content analysis to assess a contemporary area of research" (International Journal of Electronic Marketing and Retailing, 2011), and "An analysis of student engagement versus performance in a business statistics course during the COVID-19 pandemic" (Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration, 2021). His scholarship has accumulated over 424 citations on Google Scholar. Corley received the Best Paper Award at the 2020 Conference on Information Systems Applied Research (CONISAR) for "Internet of Things (IoT): An Analysis of the Research" and the International Engagement Award from the Walker College of Business in 2015. He has led international study abroad programs, such as Global Supply Chain and Logistics in Costa Rica.