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Debbie Duay received her Ph.D.
in Adult Education from
Florida Atlantic University. She has over
ten
years of experience in genealogy, and she has taught
numerous classes and workshops throughout Florida
on researching early American ancestry.
Currently, she is the
Lineage Research Chairman of the Florida State Society
Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). Her husband, Ted Duay, is the
State Genealogist of the
Florida Society Sons of the American Revolution
(SAR). Through Debbie’s research
skills, her husband has proven his descent from 38
Revolutionary War patriots, a Mayflower passenger, King
Edward I of England, and Charlemagne.
Debbie has helped over
250 people join the DAR and SAR. In
her spare time, she enjoys researching and transcribing
cemetery,
marriage, and
other historical records pertaining to
Broward
County, Florida.
Publications
Duay, D. L., & Bryan, V. C.
(2008). Learning in later life: What seniors want in a
learning experience. Educational Gerontology, 34,
1070-1086.
Duay, D. L., & Bryan, V. C.
(2008, March). Seniors and computers: A love/hate
relationship. Paper presented at the meeting of the American
Educational Research Association, New York, NY.
Duay, D. L., & Bryan, V. C.
(2006). Senior adults’ perceptions of successful aging.
Educational Gerontology, 32, 423-445.
Bryan, V. C., Danaher, M.,
& Duay, D. (2005). Relationship among key variables and
students’ perceptions toward learning online in
postsecondary environments. Society for Information
Technology & Teacher Education International Conference
Proceedings. Phoenix, AZ: Association for the
Advancement of Computing in Education.
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