Dr Mark Brogan
Senior Lecturer
| Telephone: | (61 8) 9370 6300 |
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| Email: | m.brogan@ecu.edu.au |
| Campus: | Mount Lawley |
| Room: | ML13.234 |
Responsibilities
Course Coordinator (Information Science)
Current Teaching
Markup languages, Information retrieval, Enterprise Information Management
Background / Employment History
- 2008-2011, Course Coordinator, Information Science
- 2007, Course Coordinator, Master of Information Technology
- 2006, Digital Records Coordinator, State Records Office
- 2005, Course Coordinator, Bachelor of Information Technology
- 2002-2004, Course Coordinator, Bachelor of Science, Internet Computing
- 1993-2001, Lecturer, School of Computer and Information Science
Staff Qualifications
- Graduate Diploma in Archives Administration, University of New South Wales, Awarded (1980)
- Master of Arts (Public Policy) (Science and Technology Policy), Murdoch University (1999)
- Ph.D. (Information Science) Edith Cowan University (2006).
Professional Memberships
- Professional Member of the Australian Computer Society (ACS)
- Professional Member of the Australian Society of Archivists (ASA Inc)
- Professional Member of Records and Information Professionals Association
- Allied Professional Member of the Australian Library and Information Association
Awards and Recognition
- Winner ASA Inc. Mander Jones Award Category 4 2009
- Awarded Best Paper We-B Conference, Melbourne: Victoria University 2007
Research
Research Interests
- Governance, Compliance, Digital recordkeeping, Digital Archiving, Enterprise Information Management, Digital Preservation, Knowledge management, E-business, E-Government, Online community
Current Research Areas
- Computer simulation and gaming in the online cultural heritage space (AE2 Commander)
Recent Research Grants
- Armstrong, L., Brogan, M. and Woodward, A. Cooperative Research Centre for Sustainable Tourism:Sustainable Enterprises- Strategic Project-Leading Edge Developments in Tourism ICT and Related Underlying Technologies. ($17,000)
- Armstrong, L., Brogan, M. Cooperative Research Centre for Sustainable Tourism; Edith Cowan University; Department of Sport and Recreation; Department of Conservation and Land Management An investigation into the incorporation of leading edge mobile technlogies in the recreational and adventure tourism industries. ($50,000)
- Masek, M., Brogan, M., Hingston, P. National Archives of Australia: Simulation in the online Exhibition Space: Submarine AE2 ($15000)
Recent Publications
Refereed Journal Articles
- Brogan, M. and Masek, M. (2011). AE2 Commander: simulation and serious games in the online cultural heritage space. Archives and Manuscripts, vol. 39, no. 1, May 2011.
- Brogan, M. (2009). Clipping Mercury's Wings: The Challenge of Email Archiving. Archives and Manuscripts, vol. 37, no. 1, May 2009.
- Brogan, M. (2009). Towards Sustainability in RIM Education and Training. IQ The RMAA Quarterly, August, 2009, pp. 23-24
- Brogan, M. And Roberts, D. (2009). RMAA Technology Survey 2008: From mainstream to bleeding edge- technology in the RIM workspace. IQ The RMAA Quarterly 25(3)
Conference Papers
- Brogan, M. and Vreudenburg, S. (2008). You’ve got mail: Accountability and End User Attitudes to Email Management. Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on E-Government (ICEG), 23-24 October, 2008. Melbourne: RMIT University.
- Brogan, M. and Brown, J. (2007). Challenges in digital preservation: Relational databases. Proceedings of the Third Annual Transforming Information and Learning Conference, 3-14 December, 2007. Perth: Edith Cowan University.
- Brogan, M. (2007). Knowledge networking for Innovation: Social Network Analysis (SNA) and Heuristics for Knowledge Diffusion. Proceedings of the 8th Annual We-B Conference, 28-30 November, 2007. Melbourne: Victoria University. School of Information Systems.
- Brogan, M. and Brown, J. (2007). Challenges in digital preservation: Relational databases. Proceedings of the Third Annual Transforming Information and Learning Conference, 3-14 December, 2007. Perth: Edith Cowan University.
- Brogan, M. and Armstrong, A. (2007). Network Engineering for C-commerce Innovation: The Role of Trust. Proceedings of IADIS2007: International Conference on E-commerce Algarve, Portugal. 7-9 December, 2007.
- Brogan, M. (2005). Network Analysis Methods and Tools for SME C-commerce. Proceedings of the 6th Annual We-B Conference, 23-25 November, 2005 (pp.222-232). Melbourne: Victoria University. School of Information Systems.
- Brogan, M. and Armstrong, A. (2005). C-commerce innovation: Unraveling the Effects of Knowledge ties on Embedded Network Structure. Proceedings of KMAP2005: International Conference on Knowledge Management in Asia and the Pacific. 28-29 November, 2005 (pp.1-12). Wellington, NZ: Victoria University of Wellington.
Research Student Supervision
Current
- Pervaiz Ahmad (PhD)
- John Zhong (DIT)
- Brian Stewart (PhD)