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Emily Keen
Associate Lecturer
Emily Keen is an Associate Lecturer at the University of Melbourne in the School of Computing and Information Systems. She has been in this role from July 2017 to December 2020.13 With 14 years of experience in her field, Emily Keen has contributed to various aspects of computing and information systems education.
Academic Background
Emily Keen's academic interests include:
- Ontology development methodologies
- Ontology concept formulation
- Tourism management
- Discourse analysis2
Professional Experience
In addition to her role as an Associate Lecturer, Emily Keen has held other positions:
- Learning Consultant at the University of Melbourne3
- Conference Coordinator at OCLC Australia1
- Partner at Event CRM (January 2013 - Present)3
Research and Publications
Emily Keen has been involved in research related to information systems and knowledge sharing. One of her works includes a study titled "Using stories to bridge the chasm between perspectives: How metaphors and genres are used to share meaning".4 This research likely reflects her interest in communication and knowledge transfer within information systems.
While Emily Keen has a Google Scholar profile, it's worth noting that there is no verified email associated with it, which may indicate limited recent academic publications.2
Emily Keen's diverse experience in academia and the private sector suggests she brings a well-rounded perspective to her role as an Associate Lecturer, combining theoretical knowledge with practical industry insights.
