Rate My Professor Shirlee ann Knight

Dr. Knight's research specializations encompass health technology and systems, particularly novel approaches to designing technologies for public health problems; information management; knowledge management and sharing; human-computer interaction; systems theory; qualitative analysis; academic writing; research methodology; and student supervision. Her Google Scholar profile highlights interests in Information Systems, Information Quality, Health-ICT, and Research Methodology. Key publications include 'Editorial for the Special Section on Research on Applied Ethics: Developing Ethical Guidelines for Social Media Analytics' (2022), 'Impact of Web 2.0 Technology on Students with Learning Difficulties: A State-of-the-Art and Future Challenges' (2018), 'The Impact of Adopting a Mainstreamed Model of Service Provision: The Experiences of University Staff Members' (2013), 'Intercultural Interactions: Understanding the Perspectives of University Staff Members, International and Domestic Students' (2013), 'Using Contextual Constructs Model to Frame Doctoral Research Methodology' (2012), and 'Challenges Faced by University Staff Members when Providing Services to International Students: An Australian Perspective' (2012). She has contributed to academic conferences, serving as a Track Chair for the 30th Australasian Conference on Information Systems (ACIS 2019) hosted by Curtin's School of Management. Additionally, she is listed as a Research Integrity Advisor at Curtin University and has been involved in community engagement projects, such as consultations on sustainability and social impact strategies.