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Pernilla Miller

Pernilla’s career experience has always been underpinned by a drive to support young children and their futures. An experienced administrator and research assistant, Pernilla brings to the Centre more than 10 years’ experience working in education research environments, including recent roles in QUT’s School of Early Childhood and Inclusive Education. Pernilla is also a registered teacher in Australia and taught at a primary school in Sweden for five years, bringing valuable insight into the needs of young children.

As Centre Coordinator, Pernilla is the backbone of the Centre, organising and planning day-to-day operations to ensure the Centre runs efficiently and smoothly. Pernilla hopes that young children can use any technology available to them to do amazing and innovative things, and that the Internet will be a safe place for them to play, learn and connect.

Earliest digital memory
The family getting our very first (fat screen!) computer and the ongoing negotiations with my sister and brother for our turn to play Tetris or Pac-Man.

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