I am an Associate Professor in Digital Education, providing strategic leadership, guidance and support across a wide range of digital education initiatives. My work focuses on digital learning environments, assessment and feedback, educational technologies, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation in higher education.

I chair the IT Committee for the Faculty of Arts, Law and Social Sciences, serve on the University Digital Research Infrastructure Board, and am recognised as a University Digital Champion. I lead and contribute to institution-wide and faculty-wide digital initiatives, including the University's migration to Blackboard Ultra, the development of SharePoint-based student handbooks, the creation of online courses - most recently the FutureLearn course Comparative Literatures and Cultures - and the implementation, adoption and evaluation of new learning technologies.

Prior to my current role, I was a Senior Lecturer in Digital Education in the Faculty of Arts (2017–2024). Before that, I worked in the School of Modern Languages as an Italian Language Tutor (2006–2011) and subsequently as Language Director for Technology-Enhanced Learning (2011–2017).