James George Marshall

Dr. James George Marshall is a Senior Lecturer at Swinburne University of Technology's School of Design and Architecture, with over 30 years of commercial design experience. He specializes in emotion design, integrating artificial intelligence and neuroscience to create human-technology interaction systems, while developing educational products through his company Education Network Group including Whizkid Games for autism support and Science Island for STEM education. His academic contributions include an ALTC Citation for Student Learning and multiple Vice Chancellor's awards for teaching excellence.

• Emotion Design
• Inclusive Technology
• Human-Computer Interaction
• STEM Education
• Digital Media

Research interests span emotion-aware systems, evidenced by grants like Inclusive AI for Dyslexic Learners and Leveraging AI for Inclusive Learning. His 2018 Grimshaw Architects collaboration on Melbourne Knowledge Week demonstrates urban digital storytelling expertise. Publications focus on multisensory design applications, with recent work on autism support systems and immunology communication. Awards include the 2010 Victorian Premier's Overall Best Commercial Design and multiple teaching accolades.

• 2025: Inclusive AI for Dyslexic Learners grant
• 2024: Leveraging AI for Inclusive Learning grant
• 2018: Melbourne Knowledge Week collaboration
• 2017: Media art as urban storytelling grant

As principal developer of the Principle-led Design Toolkit for Wonderful Design, Marshall bridges theoretical frameworks with practical implementation across educational levels. His supervision availability for Doctorate (PhD) candidates supports continued innovation in emotion-centric design methodologies.