The Staff Scholarship collection is a collection of scholarship by SAE staff that includes publications and other scholarship activities.
Submissions from 2024
Beyond Syntax: Teaching Programming as a Problem-Solving Tool in the AI Era, Luke Bozzetto
Teaching Sound Design: Building a Sound-Focused Interactive Documentary Using Familiar and Approachable Software, Alicia Butterworth, Nicole McCuaig, and Alex Adam
The Sonic Conductor, Majella Clarke
Approaching Unit Design: A Scholarly Approach to Learning Design, Amy Common
From Stage to Screen: the enduring influence of Commedia dell'Arte., Corinna Di Niro
Great Games Need Great Leaders: From Masters to Publication, Matthew Dyet
Great Games Need Great Leaders: Multiclassing to Lead Game Development Teams, Matthew Dyet
What Teams Need: Leading Digital Creatives, Matthew Dyet
Queensland Music Awards - Judging Panel Member, Sean Foran
Trending Now: Social Media’s Role in Maintaining the Relevance of Jazz in the 21st Century, Sean Foran and Lauren Istvandity
Elevating your Educational Practice with High-Quality SoTL, Rachel Freitas and Sharon Fraser
A Strange Appearance, Marcus O’Donnell
Uncertain Positions NGV Access Gallery, catalogue essay, and reflection 30 years on, Marcus O’Donnell Prof
Frog's Princess interactive storybook exhibited at AVCon Indie Games Room, Adelaide, South Australia, Kathy Smart
Dirk Terrill, Dirk Terrill
Solar Systems and Hind Legging: A practitioner’s perspective on Creative Research Practice, Nat Dianne Texler and Lola Montgomery
Poco Film Festival Talks: The Impact of AI: A Humanist Perspective, James Thompson
Submissions from 2023
Tabletop Games for Training: Teaching Soft Skills to Game Development Students, Matthew Dyet
From the left to the right, from the fringe to the centre: The trajectories of Iran's DIY hip-hop culture, Elham Golpushnezhad
Remembering Palghat Raghu, Toby Wren
Submissions from 2022
Omi Oh My AI, Matthew Dyet
Submissions from 2021
The News, Toby Wren
Submissions from 2020
Krithi: Cows at the Beach: Improvising Carnatic-jazz, Toby Wren and Suresh Vaidyanathan
Submissions from 2018
Untold stories of DIY/underground Iranian rap culture: the legitimization of Iranian hip-hop and the loss of radical potential, Elham Golpushnezhad
Duck, Nat Texler
Submissions from 2016
«On n’est pas à vendre». L’économie politique du rap dans la Tunisie post-révolution, Elham Golpushnezhad and Stefano Barone
Rap music and youth cultures in Iran: serious or light?, Elham Golpushnezhad and Mahmood Shahabi
Submissions from 2015
Queering Tehran: Discovering Gay Rap in Iran, Elham Golpushnezhad