Dr Christina CHAU Chung Wa
CHAU Chung Wa, Christina |
Lecturer Programme leader of Higher Diploma in Translation Technology and Modern Languages School of Humanities and Languages Saint Francis University |
Room A622 |
(852) 3702 4328 |
cchau@cihe.edu.hk |
Biography
"Knowledge is of two kinds. We know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can find information upon it." said Samuel Johnson. Having been engaged in academic librarianship for over two decades, Dr Chau is now entering a new phase of her career. In her new role in teaching and research as a member of the School of Humanities and Languages, she is excited by the opportunity to make use of what she learnt on knowledge management to better engage in knowledge acquisition. Her research interests lie in translation of Chinese literature into English. In her leisure time, she enjoys reading works of Latin literature as one of her favourite diversions.
Education
Doctor of Philosophy, The Australian National University
Master of Arts in Computer-Aided Translation, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Master of Science in Engineering (Internet Computing), The University of Hong Kong
Master of Librarianship, The University College of Wales, Aberystwyth
Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature, Hong Kong Baptist University
Professional Qualifications
- Fellow of The Hong Kong Library Association, The Hong Kong Library Association
- Member of the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals, The Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals, UK
- Member of the Australian Computer Society, The Australian Computer Society
Teaching
- Knowledge management
- English language
Professional Seminars, Conferences, Workshops and Presentations
1. Data Curation Spring Institute, a programme co-organised by The University of Hong Kong and The University of Illionis (Hong Kong: 2015).
2. "READ@PolyU: a first experience of the campus-wide common reading programme of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University", a presentation at the Conference of the International Journal of Arts & Sciences, (Florence, Italy: 2012).
3. "READ@PolyU: the campus wide common reading programme", a presentation at the Joint University Librarians Advisory Committee Forum (Hong Kong: 2011).
4. Mid-Triennium Seminar on Teaching Development Grants (TDGs), exchanges on First Year Experience: READ@PolyU (Hong Kong: 2011).
5. "The Learning Hub", a presentation at The Teaching and Learning Innovation Symposium (Hong Kong: 2010).
6. Zhejiang University Library, presentation and exchanges (Zhejiang, 2008).
7. Harvard Leadership Institute, a programme of The Harvard Leadership Institute for Academic Librarians (Boston, US: 2006).
8. The Library of Congress, interviews and visits (Washington, US: 2006).
9. "Development of an XML database for a web-based digital library", a presentation at the International Conference on Intelligent Agents, Web technology and Internet Commerce (Gold Coast, Australia: 2004).
10. "The making of the PolyU Course Scheme Database as one of the Digitization Initiatives of the Pao Yue-kong Library of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University", a presentation at the International Conference on Asian Digital Libraries (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: 2003).
11. "Digitization of examination papers and course schemes: the experience of the Pao Yue-kong Library of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University", a presentation at the Online Information and Education Conference (Thailand: 2002).
12. Tsinghua University Library, presentation and exchanges (Beijing, 2000).
13. The UK Online User Group (UKOLUG) of the Chartered Institute of the Library and Information Professionals: State of the Art Conference (England, UK: 1996).
14. The National Online Meeting (New York, US: 1995).
Publications
1. "READ@PolyU: a first experience of the campus wide common reading programme of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University". Conference of the International Journal of Arts & Sciences, 2012.
2. "Review of the Online OLDO". REFERplus, Journal of the Information Services Group (CILIP), 2011.
3. "Review of the Oxford Chinese Dictionary". REFER, Journal of the Information Services Group (CILIP), 2010.
4. "Development of an XML database for a web-based digital library". Proceedings of the International Conference on Intelligent Agents, Web technologies and Internet Commerce, Gold Coast, Australia, 2004.
5. "The making of the PolyU Course Scheme Database as one of the Digitization Initiatives of the Pao Yue-kong Library of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University". Digital libraries : technology and management of indigenous knowledge for global access (Lecture notes in Computer Science 2911). Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Asian Digital Libraries, ICADL 2003, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2003.
6. "Digitization of examination papers and course schemes: the experience of the Pao Yue-kong Library of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University". Chiang Mai University Library Journal, 2002.
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