Want to live and work in Australia? The University of Queensland, Brisbane, is hiring at the Assistant Professor level (Lecturer) in Business Information Systems. Deadline is 31 Jan 2025 but anyone interested is welcome to reach out any time.
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We are hiring an Associate Professor in Business Information Systems. Please consider applying if you like to join us at The University of Queensland, UQ Business School :)
Associate Professor in Business Information Systems Job in St Lucia, Brisbane QLD - SEEK
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I am humbled to share a CAIS article, coauthored with Kevin Blasiak and Marten Risius, that provides strategies for conducting online extremism research. We share our experiences on how to start an extremism study, where to collect data and manage the legality of it, and how to ensure the mental safety of researchers.
"Trigger Warning: This Study Contains Extremist Content." Research Strategies for Investigations of Online Extremism and Terrorism
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Low-code platforms and citizen development is gaining entry in more and more courses globally. Mendix offers training for educators to help with the introduction.
Attention Academic Teachers 🎓 : Get trained by a Mendix expert to integrate the number one platform for low-code and AI into your course this summer! Virtual Sessions: June 18 – 21 | EMEA July 16 – 19 | Americas August 6 – 9 | Americas August 20 – 23 | APAC Why Attend? The Mendix University Program is hosting a series of training sessions worldwide to help academic teachers prepare for the upcoming semester. During these sessions, we will cover the first level of certification, "Become a Rapid Developer." This certification demonstrates your ability to help students join project teams and guide them in building prototypes. Benefits of Joining: Free Software: Gain access to Mendix's enterprise-level software at no cost. Free Course Content: Utilize comprehensive course materials designed to integrate seamlessly into your curriculum. Free Certifications: Offer your students the chance to earn Mendix certifications, enhancing their skills and employability. Why Choose Mendix? Traditional enterprise software can be prohibitively expensive, often costing thousands of dollars. Mendix provides a cost-effective alternative with high-quality tools and resources, all for free. Registration is Now Open: https://lnkd.in/gUrTGqEW #Mendix #UniversityProgram #ComputerScience #AIS #Automation
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The Australian National Teaching Awards have awarded the UQ Business School and the Mendix/ Siemens Digital Industries Software partnership for student learning with low-code development: "For innovatively designing a digital work-integrated learning partnership approach that enhances students' employability in Business Information Systems while inspiring them to 'give-back' to community organisations." I am humbled by all the support, encouragement, and advice of so many over the years. Thank you so much, Simon Guerin, Tim Srock, Tarig Elomari, Samantha Murray, ✅ Leo Bras, Tianyi Tian, Heather Karas (Bryant), Micheal Axelsen, Aliisa Mylonas, Ashil Ranpara, Yazhu (Maggie) Wang, Nadia Bello Rinaudo, Nuria Koeppel. Please check out the Inaugural Session at the Association for Information Systems Digital Academy about it at https://lnkd.in/g2tWESbm
Congratulations to Professor Sabine Matook from the UQ Business School who received a Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning at the Universities Australia Australian Awards for University Teaching. Professor Matook received recognition for her innovative approach to enhancing students' employability in Business Information Systems and inspiring them to give back to community organisations. Read more > uq.au/kem
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What a wonderful initiative, Elaine and Jim. Association for Information Systems will be richer with a Canadian Chapter.
One of the largest geographical areas and groups of IS scholars in the AIS that is not currently covered by an AIS Chapter is Canada and Canadians respectively. A proposal to establish a Chapter covering this Region 1 group is being prepared and input on its formation is being sought from potential members. The Canadian Chapter of the Association for Information Systems (CANAIS) will be a Chapter of the Association for Information Systems (AIS) serving Canada and Canadians. The purpose of the Chapter will be to promote the exchange of ideas, experiences, and knowledge among scholars and professionals in Canada – and Canadian scholars and professionals employed in other countries – engaged in the development, management, and use of information systems and technology. The various activities of the CANAIS will be to promote the exchange of professional communications among scholars and professionals responsible for education, design, implementation, and management of information systems in both private and public organizations. The proposed activities of the Chapter include: · Providing a locally-focused forum for those concerned with all aspects of information systems; · Providing an opportunity for the exchange of ideas concerning the management of information systems with member counterparts; · Conducting locally-focused programs and conferences for the benefit of members; and · Providing a means for critical examination of the problems and opportunities associated with information systems in Canada. As part of the development of the proposal, we are seeking current AIS members who either are working in Canada or are Canadians abroad to be a founding member of CANAIS or to serve on the Executive Committee or the Advisory Board for the Chapter. In addition, we are seeking input from potential members on its future activities and development in order to refine its value proposition to members. Please contact either Elaine Mosconi ([email protected]) or Jim Denford ([email protected]) by 15 January 2024 if you are interested in being a founding member of CANAIS, serving it in an executive or advisory capacity, or providing advice and guidance on its activities and value proposition.
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The AIS community has 5000+ members - will you join the AIS Digital Academy session for #lowcodedevelopment with Mendix to expand your teaching with practical, hands-on experiences? On 28 Nov at 1 PM (EST), Tianyi Tian and I will present curriculum structures, teaching resources, and develop a small app to enable you to integrated that into your course. Registration under https://lnkd.in/eaP8KRjS I thank Simon Guerin, Tarig Elomari, Tim Srock, Samantha Murray, and Hanna Hennig for their ongoing support of the partnership between Siemens Digital Industries Software - The University of Queensland.
Introducing the AIS Digital Academy—your gateway to cutting-edge Information Systems education. We invite you to join Professor Sabine Matook in the inaugural live session on November 28, 1:00 PM EST (-5:00 UTC) to explore No/Low-Code with Mendix. Limited spots available! Reserve yours today! https://ow.ly/6L3r50QaqeT
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It was an honor to give the keynote at the Doctoral Consortium during the #WISIC. I tremendously enjoyed the interesting discussions and exciting suggestions for researching human-technology connections. UQ Business School
➡️ 26. Doktorierenden Seminar in Kassel ⬅️ Von 13. bis 15. September 2023 fand das 26. Doktorierendenseminar zu den Themen IT, Service, Innovation und Collaboration (#WISIC) in den Räumlichkeiten der Universität Kassel statt. Das Seminar hat zum Ziel, den Austausch der beteiligten Lehrstühle der University of Kassel, University of St.Gallen und Universität Osnabrück zu fördern und neue Impulse für die jeweiligen Dissertationsprojekte zu generieren. An dem Workshop nahmen insgesamt 19 Doktorandinnen und Doktoranden teil und stellten ihre Forschungsthemen in unterschiedlichen Formaten vor. Die Auswahl des Präsentationsformats erfolgte entsprechend dem individuellen Promotionsfortschritt und Status. Durch intensive Diskussionen mit anderen Doktorierenden sowie Professoren und Post-Docs konnten die Teilnehmenden wertvolles Feedback und neue Ideen für ihre Dissertationsprojekte gewinnen und diese vorantreiben. Ein weiteres Highlight neben den Vorträgen war die Keynote von Sabine Matook (The University of Queensland) mit dem Titel "Social Media's Stockholm Syndrome: Are we hold hostage to our technology?". Darin diskutierte sie die Hass-Liebe Beziehung, die bei der Nutzung von Sozialen Medien entsteht, welchen Einfluss das Zeitempfinden dabei hat und welchen Einfluss der Algorithmus des Sozialen Mediums auf die Zeitwahrnehmung des Nutzers hat. Um diesen Vortrag und die anderen Präsentationen in entspannter Atmosphäre zu diskutieren und sich auszutauschen, fand nach den Vorträgen ein gemeinsames Abendessen statt. Ein Dankeschön an alle Beteiligten, die dieses WISIC zu einem produktiven und konstruktiven Doktorierendenseminar gemacht haben! 🙌💡 #WISIC2023 #Doktorierenden #Researchprogress
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Partnering with�#Mendix�and�#Sharoma, an Indigenous Corporation in Queensland, provided�UQ Business School�students with enriched Indigenous learning experiences and respectful opportunities to embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives in a digital software�#artifact. Indigenous netball girls in Townsville and Brisbane benefit from using the Sharoma app to sign up for the Indigenous Diamonds Pathway Program. I sincerely thank Aunty Roma and the Indigenous netball coaches for sharing their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander knowledge and allowing the students,�The University of Queensland�teaching team, and me to learn from them.
Since 2020, over 2,000 UQ Business School students have learned low-code with Mendix as part of the Business Information Systems course run by Associate Professor Sabine Matook During this time, students have helped deliver applications for a number of not-for-profit organizations, including Variety - the Children's Charity of Queensland, Brisbane Living Heritage, and most recently, a local indigenous organization #Sharoma. This has not only helped give back to the local community and worthy organizations but also provided enriched learning experiences and opportunities to the students whilst enhancing their employability with in-demand skills. We're grateful for the support and collaboration with UQ and Professor Matook. We can't wait to see what the students build in the future! https://spkl.io/60424YCyA
2023 - Student Presentation Sharoma Indigenous Corporation -- Mendix App Presentation
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I am humbled to internationally showcase the award-winning ‘Digital Work-Integrated Learning Partnership’ approach designed at The University of Queensland to provide rich learning experiences for more than 2000 students. #connecting students with my industry partners at Siemens Digital Industries Software - Mendix and not-for-profit clients and Indigenous businesses enhanced the students’ #employability and ‘gives back’ to communities #QueenslandCommitment. Thank you to Karen Benson, Parker, Polly, Andrew Griffiths, Brent W. Ritchie, Tyler Okimoto, Marta Indulska, Micheal Axelsen, Aliisa Mylonas, Angie Knaggs, Ashil Ranpara, Simon Guerin, Tarig Elomari, Tim Srock, Hanna Hennig,✅ Leo Bras, Dora Smith, Harmjan Oonk, Jan Marco Leimeister, Likoebe Maruping, Annika Baumann, Gongtai Wang, Gregory Vial, Maggie Wang, Nadia Bello Rinaudo, Nuria Koeppel, and Yenni Tim for inspiring, encouraging and supporting me on this innovative teaching and learning path.
Making Association for Information Systems an even better resource for educators: Introducing the AIS Digital Academy, with professional development materials and digital ressources, to be launched in Q4/2023, so stay tuned! 🌟Celebrating Expertise and Leadership! 🚀 Getting new ideas out requires others to be willing to help - I am absolutely thrilled to extend my heartfelt gratitude to an exceptional colleague and true frontrunner in the world of low code – Sabine Matook from UQ Business School! 🙌🎉 Sabine has created a great digital ressource for faculty and educators on Low Code Development for teaching. Her remarkable contribution to our soon to be launched Association for Information Systems Digital Academy has been nothing short of extraordinary. 🌐💡 🚀✨ Her ability to bridge the gap between theoretical concepts and practical applications has empowered many of us to embrace digital tools and strategies with confidence. 💪🔗 But it's not just about her expertise; it's also her incredible generosity in sharing knowledge that sets her apart. 🧠🤝 Sabine has been great at explaining complex concepts and ideas and she has created an environment where growth and collaboration can thrive. Stay tuned - the episode will be released in Q4 2023. Are you ready to embark on a journey of learning and growth? The AIS Digital Academy will provide the latest insights and tools for educators! 🎓💡 And we need your help! Don't miss this opportunity to become a part of the AIS digital academy, e.g. by contributing a Train-the-Faculty ressource on a novel topic you have been working on.. Please reach out to me as VP of education if you would like to get involved or nominate a topic or colleague for the digital academy, we love to hear from you! #AIS #digitalacademy #lowcode #UQ Suprateek Sarker, Nancy Pouloudi Chee-Wee Tan, Tilo Böhmann, Pär Ågerfalk, Traci Carte, Monica Garfield, Andrew Burton-Jones, Michelle Carter, Michael Rosemann, Guillermo Rodríguez Abitia, Isabel Ramos, Brian Fitzgerald, Lise Fitzpatrick, Matthew Nelson, Association for Information Systems
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