ASSOCIATE PROF. DR. FARRAH DINA BINTI YUSOP
Department of Curriculum and Instructional Technology
Faculty of Education
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Farrah Dina Yusop is a distinguished academic and expert in instructional design and technology, online learning, and curriculum innovation. She holds a PhD in Curriculum and Instructional Technology (CIT) and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) from Iowa State University (USA). She previously served as Director of Universiti Malaya’s Academic Enhancement and Leadership Development Center (ADeC), where she led institutional initiatives in online learning implementation and academic professional development. Internationally recognised for her scholarship in instructional design, technology-enhanced learning, innovative curriculum, and service-learning, she is best known for her Civic-Minded Instructional Designer (CMID) framework, which redefines how professionals are educated to contribute meaningfully to society. Her work has been published extensively in leading international and Malaysian journals, shaping discourse in instructional design and higher education. Her 2014 article in the British Journal of Educational Technology (BJET) received the Outstanding Journal Article Award from the Association for Educational Communications and Technology (AECT), USA, an international recognition of the scholarly and practical impact of her research. She has authored over 73 journal articles, including 46 in high-impact journals, alongside more than 30 book chapters and 7 academic books. Her publications span instructional design, technology-enhanced learning, online education, and curriculum innovation, consistently translating theory into authentic, evidence-based educational practice. Her most recent and impactful recognitions include AKRI 2025, being a finalist for the Anugerah Akademik Negara (AAN) 2025, Malaysia’s highest national academic award, and recipient of Universiti Malaya’s Outstanding Academic Staff Award in the Social Sciences & Humanities category 2025. Earlier in her career, she received the International Outstanding Woman in Humanities and Social Sciences Award (2018) and AKRI 2018, in addition to multiple Universiti Malaya excellence awards in teaching and research. Dr. Farrah serves on international editorial boards, including MOJEM (a Scopus-indexed journal), and regularly contributes as an international and national external examiner. She is an invited keynote and guest speaker at conferences, seminars, and professional training programmes at both national and international levels. She has held strategic appointments on influential committees at international and national levels, including the Asia University Network–Technology Enhanced Personalised Learning (AUN-TEPL), the Malaysian e-Learning IPTA Council (MEIPTA), and the Majlis Kerjasama Ketua-ketua Pusat Pengajaran dan Pembelajaran IPTA Malaysia (MAGNETIC). She currently serves as a member of the Strategic Committee for Service-Learning Malaysia (SULAM), Ministry of Higher Education. Actively engaged in transdisciplinary research, she collaborates with scholars and industry partners across diverse fields such as healthcare, digital skills development, talent management, and professional education. Through major international initiatives, including Erasmus+ projects involving global university consortia, she continues to advance innovation, societal engagement, and excellence in higher education. |
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| Challenges In Designing And Developing Microcredentials In Higher Education |
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| Interactive Museum-based Learning Approach To Enhance Design-based Thinking Among University Students |
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| Microcredentials: A Development Framework For Malaysian Higher Education |
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Technology-enhanced second language willingness to communicate: A systematic review and proposed framework for effective language education
Classroom Student Behavior Recognition Using an Intelligent Sensing Framework
A scoping review of the types and features of technology used to deliver exercise prescription and improve exercise adherence
Pakistani Women Journalists: Occupational Hazards in Their Intersectionalities of Gender, Culture and Profession
Research and theories of learning in a technology-enhanced learning environment
Curriculum Foundations and Innovations for the Digital Age
Alternative Assessments in Malaysian Higher Education: Voices from the Field
Redesigning Assessment for Holistic Learning: Voices from the Field
Curriculum Through the Four Agses: A Histroy of Curriculum from the Classical to the Contemporary Era
From Theory to Practice: Curriculum Models, Outcome-Based Education (OBE), and the EXCEL Framework in Contemporary Curriculum Development
Historical Development of Malaysian School Curriculum: A Case Study
Growing through change: Blendspace as a digital tool for teaching and learning post pandemic
