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Dr Ahmed Imran is an Associate Professor at the University of Canberra who leads the interdisciplinary research cluster of Digital inequality and social change (RC-DISC). Ahmed’s research interests include IT innovation and design, digital inequality, online child protection, societal transformations through ICT and the short- and long-term influence of IT in shaping the societies for the future. Dr Imran has garnered over a decade of academic experience in Australia’s leading Universities and has published in top-tier journals. His vast experience as an IT manager as well as his work in developing countries became invaluable for research and in understanding and providing a rich insight into the socio-cultural context through multiple lenses. Dr Imran’s research has proven to bring real-world applications to the table and cemented its importance in the eyes of the research community.
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Publications (59)
- Integration of a multidimensional framework to measure the social impact of an information technology intervention from a human centered approach Save
- Promoting Research Dissemination among Undergraduate Students: A Pilot Internal Conference Save
- Perception of Digital Privacy Protection Save
- Survey Instruments for Measuring Digital Inequality at the Individual Level Save
- Indigenous Knowledge-Sharing Interventions in Australia and the Use of Information and Communication Technology Save
- Application of SEM and fsQCA to predict m-health adoption in the BoP market Save
- Why addressing digital inequality should be a priority Save
- Parental Perception of Children’s Online Behaviour: A Study on Ethnic Communities in Australia Save
- Understanding Parental Perceptions of Children’s Online Use in Australian Aboriginal Communities by Adapting Traditional Indigenous Practices Save
- Factors Influencing Digital Inequality Save