Fae has more then ten years experience working as a communications manager in the not-for-profit and public sectors and has been an academic for the last eight years at UniSA.
Fae is a lecturer in the Bachelor of Communication and Media (MBCD) and Masters of Communication (DMCO) in the School of Creative Industries.
Fae's research interests are in technology enhanced learning practices for communication students, dialogic use of digital media in public sector organisations, and the social implications of school-led digital learning programs on families.
Fae is currently completing her PhD on digitial mothering.
About me
Fae has more then ten years experience working as a communications manager in the not-for-profit and public sectors and has been an academic for the last eight years at UniSA.
Fae is a lecturer in the Bachelor of Communication and Media (MBCD) and Masters of Communication (DMCO) in the School of Creative Industries.
Fae's research interests are in technology enhanced learning practices for communication students, dialogic use of digital media in public sector organisations, and the social implications of school-led digital learning programs on families.
Fae is currently completing her PhD on digitial mothering.
About me
Doctor of Philosphy (In Progress) University of South Australia
Postgraduate Diploma in Public Communication University of Leeds
Bachelor of Arts (Communication) Honours Charles Sturt University
Bachelor of Arts (Media Studies) Sheffield Hallam University
The implications of digital media on society and culture,The benefits of Web 2.0 technology for pedagogical and professional practice,Dialogical use of social media in local government
Research
Research since 2008 is shown below. To see earlier years visit ResearcherID
Open access indicates that an output is open access.
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Heaselgrave 2017, '"Study keeps drawing them back to the devices": the role of digital pedagogy in the mediatization of motherhood', paper presented at the annual conference of the Australian & New Zealand Communication Association, Communication Worlds: Access, Voice, Diversity, Engagement, University of Sydney, 4-7 July 2017.
Research
The implications of digital media on society and culture,The benefits of Web 2.0 technology for pedagogical and professional practice,Dialogical use of social media in local government
External engagement & recognition
| Organisation | Country |
|---|---|
| Charles Sturt University | AUSTRALIA |
| University of South Australia | AUSTRALIA |
Teaching & student supervision
