Biography

Background

Kim Maslin is a passionate educator and author currently living in Esperance, Western Australia.

Her background is in ICT, has taught learners aged 5 to 85-year-olds how to use digital technologies. She has worked as a specialist Science & Technologies teacher, as well as a Be Connected officer. Kim also runs her own Digital Technologies Education business, providing digital marketing workshops and training, plus graphic and web design services. 

She is currently a Board Member of Esperance Community Arts, and Diamond Sponsor of Esperance Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

In 2017, Kim launched a cybersafety book series, including The Tweeting Galah and The Surfing Penguin. These collection of short stories are designed to educate children on how to be safe and happy online, with the use of augmented reality technology accompanying the vivid illustrations. The series is currently being used by over 7,000 families and schools across Australia. 

She also is in the early stages of a Doctorate of Education through Curtin University, where she will be exploring the implementation of the Digital Technologies curriculum in regional West Australian Primary Schools.

Kim has experience presenting as a guest speaker at International Women's Day school celebrations, and the Esperance Women's Leadership Network. She has also presented at numerous education conferences and presents a regular "Tech News" segment on TripleM Esperance radio.

Collaboration

Kim's on-going vision is to spark a love and understanding of technologies in those she teaches, particularly to help drive more girls into STEM-related careers. She hopes to play a significant role in helping people of all ages use technology in a safe way. Kim is continuing to grow and develop The Tweeting Galah book series and hopes to see it used in all primary schools across Australia. 

She is always on the look out for collaboration opportunities with like-minded individuals and organisations. 

Kim is available via phone, Skype and other online collaboration tools. Kim is also able to travel to Perth and regional areas for events.

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