Learning Futurist · Ho Chi Minh City · Asia-Pacific
Most thinking on AI in higher education travels in one direction — from Western institutions outward. This isn't that.
Universities are generating enormous AI capability. The governance structures to capture and protect that value don't exist yet.
ReadThe assessment model isn't under pressure. It's over.
ReadEngagement-optimised AI meeting vulnerable users is a predictable collision. What duty of care do institutions carry?
ReadI'm not writing about this from the outside. I'm inside a complex institution — across three continents, fifteen thousand staff, a hundred thousand students — trying to make it actually work.
Based in Vietnam, connected to Australia, Spain, and Southeast Asia. Most thinking about AI in higher education travels from Western institutions outward. This isn't that.
I lead the Learning Futures team at RMIT University Vietnam. Ralph McIntosh Award — RMIT's highest professional staff honour. SFHEA. Published in Times Higher Education and the LSE Higher Education Blog.
Southeast Asia's premier HE innovation summit. Government, industry, and academia in the same room. Building toward the ASCILITE 2027 bid — the society's first Southeast Asian conference outside Singapore.
Innovation infrastructure at RMIT Vietnam where emerging technology — AR, VR, haptics, biometrics, neurotechnology — meets pedagogy before it reaches classrooms. Built with Adobe, Apple, and others.
International community spanning Australia, Vietnam, and Spain. Founded 2023, grown from 10 to 900+ members. Research site for published work on shadow governance and AI change management.
Three papers in progress on AI governance gaps, strategic sensemaking, and cross-cultural AI pedagogy across Australia, Vietnam, and Spain. Target: Q1 journals 2026–27.