Rate My Professor Jacqueline Bailey

Bailey's career at the University of Newcastle spans from Casual Academic (2019–2021), Casual Project Assistant (2016–2019), and HunterWiSE Mentor (2018–2021) to her current lecturing role, previously as Associate Lecturer in Computing & IT. She coordinates courses like Web Programming (INFT3050) and contributes to Mobile App Development and INFT6009 redevelopment. Awards include 2024 Industry Engagement (Highly Commended) and Course Redevelopment recognition from the College of Engineering, Science and Environment, 2016 Best Paper Award at the Australasian Simulation Congress, and 2012 Faculty Commendation. Key publications feature 'Integrating Biofeedback and Artificial Intelligence into eXtended Reality Training Scenarios: A Systematic Literature Review' (2024, Simulation & Gaming), 'Gender and the Perception of Emotions in Avatars' (2017, Australasian Computer Science Week), 'A Novel Method of Exploring the Uncanny Valley in Avatar Gender(Sex) and Realism Using Electromyography' (2022, Big Data and Cognitive Computing), 'Insights from the Uncanny Valley: Gender(Sex) Differences in Avatar Realism and Uncanniness Perceptions' (2023), and 'Designing User Interfaces of Mobile Apps for Older Adults: Literature Review and Design Guidelines' (2025, AIS Transactions on Human-Computer Interaction). As co-supervisor for PhD projects and grant investigator, including Meta grants and WTUN Exchange Programme, her contributions advance human-avatar interaction and accessible technology design.