Rate My Professor Max Lenoy

In his academic career, Max Lenoy served as a Lecturer in the School of Education at James Cook University, teaching pre-service teachers about Indigenous education and educational technology. He previously held the position of Senior Lecturer in the School of Indigenous Australian Studies at Edith Cowan University. His research specializations include designing information and communications technologies for Indigenous knowledge systems and spaces, as documented on his Google Scholar profile. He has undertaken a $10,000 Teaching and Learning Development Grant to develop a draft Indigenous Pedagogical Framework. Lenoy has delivered TEDx talks such as "Connecting with Country" and "Never too Old to Learn, Never too Young to Teach." He has experience teaching in Brazil and is a recipient of a United Nations fellowship. His committee roles include service on the Queensland Ministerial Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advisory Council (2008-2010), the Queensland Indigenous Arts Marketing Export Agency (2008-2010), and the Library Board of Queensland (2009-2014). In 2015, he was part of a team that received a Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning in the Australian Awards for University Teaching. Notable publications include explorations of effective teaching practices for Indigenous students, rural high school students' educational and career aspirations, and nurturing educator-learner relationships through Indigenous pedagogy. His four research works have garnered 65 citations, influencing Indigenous education scholarship.