DCG-DEG: Connect and collaborate

Jacqueline Huynh is a Learning Technologist at QMU, leading the implementation and roll out of the Jisc Discovery tool, an integral component to the wider Digital Capabilities Project. She has experience in developing and implementing asynchronous online CPD courses. She has consulted and provided training for staff to design and implement different hybrid learning methods within Canvas LMS and has recently qualified as a Certified Digital Learning Professional.

Jacqueline's areas of interest include learner inclusion and safety, user experience for design learning (UXDL), digital literacy, task-based learning, and authentic assessment.

Sarah Grayston is the Learning Technologies Manager at Queen Margaret University (QMU), where she leads the strategic direction of the Digital Capabilities Project. With experience in engaging multiple stakeholders to inform digital literacy development, Sarah has previously worked closely internally and with external industry partners to unpick digital literacy requirements for the present and future.

Sarah has been actively researching AI and automated decision-making, focusing on the outcomes for different individuals and groups. She has conducted  AI workshops for academic staff, fostering a deeper understanding of AI technologies and their implications.  In addition, Sarah is an advocate for privacy awareness, working to ensure all staff are informed about privacy practices.