The use of the Internet in university education and the delivery of online courses is seen as a cure-all for tertiary education, allowing tailored courses to be delivered to a wide student base with unprecedented immediacy and with a minimum of cost to the institution. Tara Brabazon questions these assumptions and examines the state of tertiary education in Australia.
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Tara Brabazon is a senior lecturer in the School of Media, Communication, and Culture at Murdoch University in Perth, and was the winner of the Australian Award for University Teaching: Humanities, teacher of the year, 1998. She is the author of Ladies Who Lunge: Celebrating Difficult Women.
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Tara was born in Perth, Western Australia in 1969. She is an award winning teacher, speaker and writer. Best known for her books on popular culture and online education, her goal is to challenge assumptions about teaching and learning. Tara is interested in discovering the voices and views of those silenced through traditional history. For her, popular culture carries a trace - a lipstick trace - of the passions, stories and ideas of disempowered communities.
Her personal website is www.brabazon.net.
Her personal website is www.brabazon.net.
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