Professor Sue Gregory
is a Professorial Research Fellow and formally the Head of School, School of Education, at the University of New England. These roles require developing strategic initiatives and aligning resources that support the University and Faculty goals, and developing and maintaining linkages, internally and externally, including accreditation bodies, industry partners and community leaders. Previously, Sue has held positions of Chair of Research, Higher Degree Research Course Coordinator, a UNE Education Scholar and a lecturer in ICT Education. She also holds a Senior Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy. Sue has been the Leader for eLearning, ePedagogy and Innovations Research Network Group in the school.
APreviously, Sue has held positions of Chair of Research, Higher Degree Research Course Coordinator, a UNE Education Scholar and a lecturer in ICT Education. She also holds a Senior Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy. Sue has been the Leader for eLearning, ePedagogy and Innovations Research Network Group in the school. As a long-term adult educator, she has taught pre-service and post-graduate education students how to incorporate technology into their teaching. Sue has applied her virtual world knowledge to expose her students, both on-campus and online, to the learning opportunities in virtual worlds, since 2007. She has been involved in many national and university projects on creating and using learning spaces in virtual worlds and successful in receiving $6.9m in funds - see: /papers.htm. She also received Vice Chancellor’s Award for Leadership Excellence (Highly Commended) in 2025 and an OLT citation in 2012. Since 2009, Sue has been the Chair of the Australian and New Zealand Virtual Worlds Working Group, written over 200 publications, with the majority on teaching and learning in virtual worlds and using ICT as a resource in online learning and teaching, and Editor of five books on teaching and learning in virtual worlds (four as lead editor). Sue is Life Member of ASCILITE (Australasian Society for Computers in Learning in Tertiary Education), previously serving on the Executive from 2012 to 2025.
