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Dr. Anitra Goriss-Hunter

Director, Learning and Teaching

Institute of Education, Arts and Community

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Mt Helen Campus, Online

Identity and intersectional responsive pedagogy in higher education: insights from two locations in regional and urban Australia

Inclusion, equity, diversity, and social justice in education : a critical exploration of the sustainable development goals

Inclusion, equity, diversity, and social justice in education in the twenty-first century

‘More than Marking and Moderation’: A Self-Study of Teacher Educator Learning through Engaging with Graduate Teaching Performance Assessment

Parent-educators’ explorations of learning and role tensions during and ‘after’ Covid-19

  • Journals

Policy, discourse and epistemology in inclusive education

Using email interviews to reflect on women’s careers at a regional university

Working towards a sustainable, responsive, inclusive, and diverse global education future

A Systematic Literature Review on the Evaluation of Business Simulation Games Using PRISMA

  • Conference Proceedings

Business Simulation Games in Higher Education: A Systematic Review of Empirical Research

Information Communication Technology in schools: Students Exercise ‘Digital Agency’ to Engage with Learning

In contemporary society nationally and internationally, the use of Information Communication...

Instructors’ Perceptions of the Development of Work-readiness through Simulations

  • Conference Proceedings

“We’re in It for the Long Haul”: Connection, Generation and Transformation Through a School-University Partnership

A fine romance? Developing a transformational school-university partnership

This paper investigates the complexities involved in a school-university partnership between a...

An Exploratory Study on the Employers' Perceptions of ICT Graduate work-readiness

  • Conference Proceedings

Patchwork Girl: fractured maternal monsters

Rethinking IS graduates work-readiness: Employers' perspectives

  • Conference Proceedings

Teamwork and regional universities: The benefits for women of a third space (AUR 63 02)

  • Journals

The Bad Mothers Club: In Cyberspace You Can Hear the Unruly Women Laughing

Womens’ Career Progression in an Australian Regional University

Are ERP Simulation Games Assisting Students to be Job-Ready? An Australian Universities’ Perspective

Deep and rapid changes in digital enterprise technology exceed the ability of traditional...

  • Conference Proceedings

Developing pre-service teachers: The impact of an embedded framework in literacy and numeracy

This paper focuses on the development of the academic and personal literacy and numeracy skills...

‘UNDOING’ GENDER: HOW THE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (SEIT) WOMEN’S GROUP WORKS ACROSS UNIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY LINES TO PROMOTE INCLUSIVE STEMM

Hip Mama: Mother Outlaws in Cyberspaces

Becoming a mother is cataclysmic. It is experienced in a myriad of ways but always the act...

  • Book Chapters

You can visit Hotel Mommy: maternal bodies as browsing/consuming biotourists

The technologically charged public domain of cyber(cultural)space, often constructed in...

First in the family: Girls like us in the third space of regional universities

Forging a School-University Learning Partnership from a Teacher Education Perspective

  • Conference Proceedings

Connections through Dis-Identifications: The use of Cultral and Political Vignettes (CPVs) in teacher education

  • Conference Proceedings

Re-Imaging and Re-Working School - University Links Through Inclusive Community Building

  • Conference Proceedings