Sue Elizabeth McNamara

Sue Elizabeth McNamara is a researcher (past) with expertise in educational technology, teacher education, and the integration of information and communication technology (ICT) into learning environments. Her work focuses on innovative teaching methodologies, remote education practices, and professional development strategies for educators. She has collaborated on projects involving video technology for pre-service teacher training and ICT partnerships in schools. Key contributions include studies on faith-based education partnerships and the use of web conferencing in remote practicum settings.

Her research emphasizes leveraging technology to enhance teaching practices, particularly in underserved or remote educational contexts. While no specific awards or grants are listed, her publications highlight collaborative efforts with institutions and educators to improve learning outcomes through strategic ICT integration.

Notable collaborations include work with Judith Chapman, Marjorie Horne, and Donna Gronn on educational partnerships and technology-enabled teaching. Her publications span book chapters, journal articles, and conference proceedings, demonstrating a sustained engagement with contemporary issues in education technology and teacher development.