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Dr Amber Marshall is a Research Fellow at the Digital Media Research Centre.
Over the past two years, Amber has worked to help progress DMRC’s research agenda in digital inclusion and participation. She has helped lead several flagship projects, authored many important documents, and had an impact on digital inclusion research and practice across states and sectors in Australia.
Having lived in Central Australia and Far North Queensland for almost four years (2014-2017), Amber is passionate about digital inclusion and participation in regional, rural and remote Australia.
To this end, in 2018 Amber received funding from the Australia Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) to undertake research on digital connectivity on remote cattle stations in Far North Queensland. She partnered with The Cairns Institute (James Cook University) — where she is an Adjunct Research Fellow — to undertake this work.
Amber was recently a Chief Investigator on a CRC for Developing Northern Australia project, Northern Australia Communications Analysis: investigating digital inclusion infrastructure, governance, policy and intervention. Her new program of work is focused on digital participation and AgTech adoption in rural Australian communities.
Projects (Chief investigator)
- A Study into Digital Inclusion and Human Factors of AgTech Adoption on Queensland farms
- Building community resilience through robust digital connectivity and inclusion
- De-risking priority opportunities for agricultural investment in north Queensland