My background is in New Technology and Education and Online and Distance Education.  I have taught at UEL for many years on various programmes at all levels, including supervising dissertations.  I am currently working with colleagues on developing a Masters programme in ICTs and International Development and also with a collaborative partner on revisions to their Masters in Organisational Analysis programme and the creation of a PhD in the same area.

Responsible role in recruitment, marketing and advertising for Sociology and Innovation Studies.  Member of the Employability, ProBono and Extra-Curricular Committee.

Research interests include the complex relationships that exist between science, technology, innovation and society, with a focus on information and communication technologies (ICTs) and also the current concern regarding the commodification, production and consumption of education.

BSc (Hons) Information Technology

BSc (Hons) ICTs and International Development

BA (Hons) Innovation Studies (Combined Honours)

IS1101 Introduction to Study Skills and ICTs

IS1102 Understanding Computer Technologies

IS1104 ICTs and the Economy

IS1105 Innovation, Technology and Culture: Theroretical Perspectives

IS2000 Research and Employability

IS2102 User Interface Design

IS2108 Information Systems Development

IS3000 Research and Dissertation

Malatesta, A. J. (forthcoming) Chapter on elearning and the commodification of education

 Fellow of the Higher Education Academy: http://www.heacademy.ac.uk/

Link Tutor for The Grubb Institute: http://www.grubb.org.uk/

Member of the Education: Policy. Pedagogy and Practice Research Group

Member of the Society, Technology and Inequality Research Group: http://petersenker.org.uk/category/university-of-east-london/