Julie Lindsay

Dr. Julie Lindsay is the Senior Education Technology Advisor at the University of Southern Queensland's Learning and Teaching Futures Portfolio. With over 35 years of experience in K-12 and higher education, she advocates for digital transformation through embedded educational technologies. Her work focuses on online learning, global collaboration, and pedagogical innovation. She holds a PhD from UniSQ (2019) on 'Online global collaborative educators and pedagogical change.'

Education:

• BA (1983), BA(Hons) (1988), MA (1997) – La Trobe University
• GDipCompEd (1998), GDipEd (2000) – Melbourne
• MAEdHumDev (2005) – George Washington University
• PhD (2019) – University of Southern Queensland

Research Interests: Online global collaboration, AI integration in education, HyFlex learning, and educator capacity-building. She leads initiatives like the AI for Learning and Teaching Collective and the Technology and Innovation Network (TIN). Her work emphasizes frameworks for effective global collaboration and reimagining education through AI.

Key Contributions: Authored books such as Flattening Classrooms, Engaging Minds (2013) and The Global Educator (2016). In 2023, she co-authored HyFlex Learning and Teaching: A Guide for Educational Innovation. Her research has been recognized with awards like the 2020 Research in Educational Leadership Award and the 2023 Vice Chancellor’s Excellence Award.

Awards & Recognition:

• 2020: Research in Educational Leadership and Management Award (ACEL)
• 2023: Vice Chancellor’s Excellence Award for University Educational Leadership (UniSQ)

Grants & Supervision: Supervised doctoral and master’s students on topics like digital literacy in schools and organizational culture. Active in grant-funded projects focused on AI integration and global collaboration frameworks.

Labs & Networks: Leads the AI for Learning Collective and the global Technology and Innovation Network (TIN), fostering partnerships with institutions like Justus Liebig University (Germany). Her research website https://create.usq.edu.au/global/ shares frameworks and resources for global collaboration.