Naomi McGrath
NSW Technical and Further Education, University of New England, University of Southern Queensland
About
Naomi is an innovative and strategic leader with extensive experience in inclusive education. Naomi has a proven track record in creating and implementing inclusive curricula and staff training. She is skilled in leading and collaborating with diverse groups, solving complex problems, and advising leadership on effective diversity and inclusion strategies. Naomi is recognised for driving positive change and winning industry awards for accessible design solutions.
Naomi's past experiences include providing advice, resources and support to Academic staff on educational design, structuring course materials for pedagogically effective on and off campus delivery, and the appropriate use of educational technologies. Naomi would help to develop a more engaging and effective multimedia presence and teaching environment by designing and developing high quality teaching and learning materials and resources that support learner agency.
Employment
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NSW Technical and Further Education Project Manager Inclusive Design2023 - Present
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NSW Technical and Further Education Lead Specialist Design Support2019 - 2023
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NSW Technical and Further Education Lead Universal Design2018 - 2019
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University of New England Learning Designer2009 - 2018
Education
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University of Southern Queensland Master of Learning and Development2014 - 2014
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University of New England Graduate Certificate in Arts (Media Studies)2011 - 2011
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University of New England Bachelor of Communication Studies (Media and Culture)2007 - 2009
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (14)
- UDL-LevelUp: Implementing inclusive practices in online courses Save
- TAFE NSW Inclusive Design Standards Save
- The UDL journey of TAFE NSW Save
- Reducing student anxiety in online tertiary music education through the application of Universal Design for Learning Save
- TAFE NSW Inclusive Design for Online Learning (IDOL) Framework Save
- Collaborating for success: an analysis of the working relationship between academics and educational development professionals Save
- Anytime, anyplace, anywhere: New media and virtual tools offer constructivist learning in online music education. Save
- Moving online: A best practice approach to achieving a quality learning experience for online education. Save
- Educating the ‘Net Generation’: Enhancing student engagement with web 2.0 tools and mobile technology in music education Save
- Educating the 'Net Generation': Enhancing student engagement with Web 2.0 tools and mobile technology in music education Save