I have taught undergraduate and graduate students at seven institutions across the UK, the US, Spain, Hong Kong and Singapore. My teaching experience includes courses on global communication, multimedia journalism and quantitative research methods. Every summer, I teach a two-week introduction to computational text analysis at the NUS–IPSA Methods School. Whenever possible, I make my learning materials freely available; below is a (growing) collection. In some cases these include previously recorded video lectures, while in others I share slides, assignments or code. Since many of my classes are project-based, I've also collected some of the student work that came out of them: #proudprof.

As an adjunct professor, I taught and designed introductory courses in the East Asian Studies Department at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, including “Societies of East Asia” and “Politics of East Asia”. I also have experience teaching smaller, upper-division courses, such as “Mass Media in East Asia.” At City University of Hong Kong, I taught “Video Production” and “Crisis Communication Management”. For close to ten years, I also worked at Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) as an online course instructor for several subjects.

In my teaching, I place great importance on building a diverse and inclusive learning environment and on improving students' digital literacy. To do so, I like to incorporate new media and new information technologies in class. You can read more in my teaching statement. In 2017, I was awarded the Teaching Innovation Award (graduate student category) by City University of Hong Kong's College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (CLASS), which cited my use of technology in class; more recently, in 2025, I became a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA). You can also watch the presentation I gave at CityU's CLASS Awards Day in May 2017.