Signals and Systems
Lecturer & offering coordinator
Teaching & digital learning
I lectured in Mechanical & Electrical Engineering at Massey University — signals, control, electronics and signal processing — and built a custom lightboard studio to bring the feel of in-person teaching online. I'm now developing interactive, learn-by-doing courses that carry that same approach into self-paced study.
Lightboard studio · click to watch the demo on YouTube
Digital teaching resources
Learn-by-doing courses that pair short lightboard-style videos with worked examples and practice to mastery — every symbol, unit and step defined as you go.
Lightboard teaching
During COVID I built a lightboard (learning glass) studio with a team of Massey engineering students so students could still see a lecturer think, write and gesture in real time — not just hear a voice over slides.
A lightboard is a sheet of transparent low-iron glass with LED lighting around its edge that makes special markers fluoresce. It sits between the camera and the lecturer; software flips the writing so it reads correctly for students, and augmented reality overlays PowerPoint slides, code, figures and 3D models onto the glass.
The lecturer keeps writing while staying fully visible — ideal for the diagrams and equations that fill an engineering course, and far closer to a real lecture than a tablet feed shrunk into a corner of the screen.
“It was definitely the closest an online lecture felt in person.” — Second-year Mechatronics student
Previously · Massey University
Department of Mechanical & Electrical Engineering — lecturing, course coordination, and project-based supervision.
Lecturer & offering coordinator
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MEng / individual research supervision