She holds a first class honours degree in computer science and a PhD in medical education. Over the course of her career in health professional and higher education, Margaret written over 70 publications and received over $7.5 million in research and development funding. She has been formally recognised for her work as an educator and researcher, including awards from the Office for Learning and Teaching and Simulation Australasia. Margaret will work exclusively within a research program of assessment and digital learning, with an emphasis on digital learning, analytics and data, including research associated with, and informing: the Comprehensive Analytics Project; open learning platform; Cloud Campus; and research associated with digital credentialing and assessment methods