Rate My Professor Jason Harding

Harding's research specializations include sports science, sports technology, and sports management, focusing on performance assessment innovations for elite-level snowboarding and the social identity aspects of technological innovation in international sport. Key publications encompass 'Automated scoring for elite half-pipe snowboard competition using inertial sensors' (2008, Journal of Sports Technology, cited 38 times), 'Feature extraction of performance variables in elite half-pipe snowboarding using body mounted inertial sensors' (2009), 'Analysis of Snowboarding Performance at the Burton Open Australian Half-Pipe Championships' (2010), 'Insight from the Australian national snowboard coach' (2008), and 'A social identity analysis of technological innovation in an international sport' (2016, European Sport Management Quarterly, cited 25 times). His research outputs total 12 works with 218 citations per ResearchGate. Harding received the Griffith Business School Learning and Teaching Award in 2013. He convenes courses including The Hospitality Experience (7202THS), Tourism, Travel and Technology (1007THS), Sport and Social Media (7334THS), and Design Innovation & Digitisation (7234THS), integrating technology, innovation, design thinking, and human experiences into tourism and marketing education.