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Dr Emma Jayakumar

Research Officer

Staff Member Details
Email: e.jayakumar@ecu.edu.au

Emma is a Research Officer within the School of Arts and Humanities.

Qualifications

  • Doctor of Philosophy, Edith Cowan University, 2018.
  • Singing Teacher, Australian Antarctic Territory, 2007.

Research Outputs

Journal Articles

Reports

  • See, H., Stevenson, K., Jayakumar, E., Zeng, P. (2023). Children’s Digital Citizenship Project: Your Perspectives [A report for children]. Australia. ECU/Centre for the Digital Child. https://doi.org/10.25958/58TA-J853.
  • Stevenson, K., Jayakumar, E., See, H., Le, VT., Ryu, Y., Das, S., Jaunzems, K. (2023). A Model for Children’s Digital Citizenship in India, Korea, and Australia: Stakeholder engagement principles. Australia. ECU/Centre for the Digital Child. https://doi.org/10.25958/sjqk-rq80.

Book Chapters

Reports

  • Stevenson, K., Jayakumar, E., Le, VT., Ryu, Y., Das, S., See, H., Jaunzems, K. (2022). Contexts for Children’s Digital Citizenship in India, Korea and Australia: A Literature Review. Australia. ECU/Centre for the Digital Child.
  • Stevenson, K., Jayakumar, E., See, H., Ryu, Y., Das, S., Jaunzems, K. (2022). Children’s Perspectives of Digital Citizenship in India, Korea and Australia: Report of Findings from Children’s Digital Citizenship and Safety Roundtables. Australia. ECU/Centre for the Digital Child. https://doi.org/10.25958/0j0c-xp24.

Book Chapters

  • Jayakumar, E. (2021). Translating page to stage: Creating emotionally engaging opera for children. Opera, Emotion, and the Antipodes Volume II (50–74). Routledge.

Research Projects

  • Digital safety and citizenship roundtables: using consultation and creativity to engage stakeholders (children, policy influencers, industry) in best practice in India, South Korea and Australia), The Lego Group, Grant, 2022 ‑ 2023, $144,555.
  • 'The Big Sea' Creative Development, Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries, Arts U-15 K Grants Program, 2021, $14,995.

Research Student Supervision

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