Dr Jim Bright is an organisational psychologist, Professorial Fellow in Career Education and Development at ACU, Visiting Professor of Career Development at the University of Derby, UK, and a director of Become. Through Bright and Associates, he offers career coaching, medico-legal assessment, speaking and training. For over a decade he has written a column for the Sydney Morning Herald.

He has published 112 books, peer reviewed journal articles, book chapters, reports and tests. Dr Bright has presented invited keynotes recently in the USA, Canada, UK, China, Taiwan, and Australia. He is a regular guest on radio and television.

Dr Bright has a PhD in Psychology (University of Nottingham, UK). He is a Fellow of the Australian Psychological Society, Career Development Association of Australia, and National Institute of Counseling Education and Guidance UK, and an Honorary Board Member of the British Columbia Career Development Association.

Associate Professor Dr Miriam Tanti lectures in digital technologies and is interested in computing curriculum and methods to integrate technology into teaching practice.

Since joining ACU in 2008, Associate Professor Tanti has prepared both undergraduate and postgraduate students to teach in contemporary learning environments through the meaningful integration of digital technologies. She has also worked with schools and school leaders to develop effective science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) problem- and project-based learning frameworks and action research.

Associate Professor Tanti completed her PhD through the University of Sydney and prior to her role at ACU she taught in secondary schools in technological and applied studies. Her PhD and subsequent research have emphasised developing a slow ontological and philosophical framework that presents a vision for sustainable learning, and she is currently writing a book on this topic.