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Dr. Anitra Goriss-Hunter

Associate Dean, Learning and Teaching

Learning and Teaching IEAC

Section/Portfolio:

Learning and Teaching IEAC

Location:

Mt Helen Campus, Online

Agile Backward Design: A Framework for planning higher education curriculum

Indigenous workplace policies: the crucial role of Indigenous management

Investigating digital poverty and the new forms of agency and advocacy needed in Initial Teacher Education

Making Indigenous employment everyone’s business: Indigenous employment and retention in non-Indigenous-owned businesses

Closing the employment gap: Estimations of Indigenous employment in Indigenous- and non-Indigenous-owned businesses in Australia

"It's Self-Determination. Blackfullas Making Right Decisions for Blackfullas": Why Indigenous-owned businesses create better Indigenous employment outcomes

On the road again: travel challenges for women working in regional universities

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

What Were Taking Through the Portal: How Our Experiences of Remote Teaching as Parent-Educators During COVID-19 Impacted Our Practice

Women's non-linear journeys into and through higher education are considered through an emergent research process that spans qualitative and post-qualitative practice

Effects of Business Simulation Games on IS students' Resilience: Instructors' Perspectives

  • Conference Proceedings

ERPsim's Effects on Students' Problem-Solving Skills in the Context of Supply Chain Management: A Qualitative Study

  • Conference Proceedings

ERPsim's Effects on Students' Problem-Solving Skills in the Context of Supply Chain Management: A Qualitative Study

  • Conference Proceedings

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

The importance of understanding Indigenous employment in the Indigenous business sector

Understanding the Role of Enterprise Resource Planning Simulation Games in Developing Emotional Resilience among Information System Students in Australian Universities

  • Conference Proceedings

Understanding the Role of Enterprise Resource Planning Simulation Games in Developing Emotional Resilience among Information System Students in Australian Universities

  • Conference Proceedings

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

Effects of Simulation Games on IS students' Work-readiness: Instructors' Perspectives

  • Conference Proceedings

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

Towards a real social inclusion for indigenous Australians

"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