Centre for Research in Entertainment, Arts, Technology, Education and Communications Scholarly Works
Submissions from 2014
Leadership in sustainability: Creating an interface between creativity and leadership theory in dealing with "wicked problems", Renee Newman-Storen
The novelist as occasional poet: Patrick White and Katharine Susannah Prichard, Glenly R. Phillips
Platforms and Activism: Sharing 'My Make it Possible Story' Narratives, Debbie Rodan and Jane Mummery
The 'Make It Possible' multimedia campaign: Generating a new 'everyday' in Animal Welfare, Debbie Rodan and Jane Mummery
The Charisma of Tango in Australia, Helen K. Rusak
Analogue Angels And Digital Diamonds: Tracing The Origins Of New Media Art, John C. Ryan
Australian Ecopoetics Past, Present, Future: What Do The Plants Say?, John C. Ryan
Downloading the Commons: Its Role in the Distribution of Art in the Digital Era, John C. Ryan
Overland From Perth To Albany: A Journey of Botanical Intrigue, John C. Ryan
The Transformation Of Archival Philosophy And Practice Through Digital Art, John C. Ryan
Toward An Ethics of Reciprocity: Ethnobotanical Knowledge And Medicinal Plants as Cancer Therapies, John C. Ryan
Being With: Essays in Poetics, Ecology and the Senses, John Charles Ryan
Hyper-reality, art and activism in a post-digital future, John Charles Ryan
Natural heritage conservation and eco-digital poiesis: A Western Australian example, John Charles Ryan
Toward A New, Musical Paradigm of Place: The Port River Symphonic Of Chester Schultz, Robin Ryan
Two Decades in the Contact Zone: A Critical Assessment of Process and Productivity in Koori Music Research, Robin Ryan and Herb Patten
Exploring pet loss for survivors of child sexual abuse: A hitherto unchartered terrain of trauma impact and recovery, S Caroline Taylor and Lauren J. Breen
Converging paths: Classical articulation study and the jazz saxophonist, Jeremy Trezona and Matthew Styles
Spinoza, the philosopher craftsman: understanding the world through painting and process, Paul G. Uhlmann
A vulnerable community of heart patients re/constructs media stories about cardiovascular disease, Lynsey K. Uridge, Lelia R. Green, Debbie Rodan, and Trevor A. Cullen
Submissions from 2013
Traces of departure and arrival, Lyndall Adams
Innovative approaches for investigating how children understand risk in new media: dealing with methodological and ethical challenges, Monica Barbovschi, Lelia Green, and Sofie Vandoninck
Communicating bushfire safety in Australia: the challenge for government of increasing community participation, Danielle J. Brady and Naomi Webb
Legal Avenues for Ending Impunity for the Death of Journalists in Conflict Zones: Current and Proposed International Agreements, Kayt H. Davies and Emily Crawford
Quelle transversalites de l'enseignment du francais en Louisiane?, Celine M. Doucet
Virtual travel and the pleasure peripheries -- case study of Second Life, Judith A. Elund and Panizza R. Allmark
A City 'Set in Malarial Lakeside Swamps': Toronto and Ashbridge's Bay Marsh, Rodney J. Giblett
Applied environmental education and communication: The teaching-research nexus with environmental activism, Rodney J. Giblett
Black Swan Lake: life of a wetland, Rodney J. Giblett
Falling off the end of the world: The Luddites and Australia: background and context, Rodney J. Giblett
Family trees: Jarrah, Karri and the Gibletts of Manjimup, Rodney J. Giblett
New Orleans: A disaster waiting to happen?, Rodney J. Giblett
In their own words: Using interview materials when writing up qualitative research, Lelia Green
Cooking from life: The real recipe for street food in Ha Noi, Lelia Green and Van H. Nguyen
Do Australian children trust their parents more than peers when seeking support for online activities?, Lelia R. Green and Danielle J. Brady
Young people online, Lelia R. Green and Danielle J. Brady
"It makes them streetwise": What parents and children tell themselves and each other about young people's activities online, Lelia R. Green, Donell J. Holloway, and Leslie Haddon
Biological metaphor of 'natural history' for Internet use: The child-adult social maturation journey, Lelia R. Green, Donell J. Holloway, and David Holloway
Towards a natural history of internet use? Working to overcome the implications for research of the child-adult divide, Lelia R. Green, Donell J. Holloway, and David Holloway
The HD Magazine: graphists and wordsmiths, Hanadi Haddad and Stuart Medley
Engaging with communities as a design process: redesigning the FireWatch interface, Paul Haimes, Danielle J. Brady, Barnard D. Clarkson, and Stuart Medley
Bridging the gap: scenario-based design as a solution for delayed access to users, Paul Haimes, Joo H. Jung, and Stuart Medley
Zero to eight: young children and their internet use, Donell Holloway, Lelia Green, and Sonia Livingstone
FireWatch: Creative responses to bushfire catastrophes, Donell J. Holloway, Lelia Green, and Danielle Brady
FireWatch: Community engagement and the communication of bushfire information, Donell J. Holloway and Lelia R. Green
Using ethnography to understand everyday media practices in Australian family life, Donell J. Holloway and Lelia R. Green
0-8: Young children's Internet use, Donell J. Holloway, Lelia R. Green, and Danielle J. Brady
"Your neighbours are your friends": An investigation into microgeographical exchanges in the remote northwest of Australia between 1987-2012, Donell J. Holloway, Lelia R. Green, and David Holloway
Developing a user friendly FireWatch site: debunking sociotechnological assumptions about Internet users in remote communities, Donell J. Holloway, Paul W. Haimes, and Lelia R. Green
Harnessing the Arc Hive, Catherine A. Hope, Lelia R. Green, Lisa MacKinney, and Tos Mahoney
The Western Australian New Music Archive: finding, accessing, remembering and performing a community of practice, Catherine A. Hope, Lelia R. Green, and Tos Mahoney
A Processability Theory (PT) -based analysis of the acquisition of Japanese morphology and syntax: A case of an intensive adult learner, Junko Iwasaki
Decoupling journalism and democracy: Or how much democracy does journalism need?, Beate U. Josephi
How much democracy does journalism need?, Beate U. Josephi
Design thinking practice and research: Building research culture in undergraduate studies, Christopher Kueh
Service Design 101: The joy and challenge of introducing service design into an undergraduate design curriculum, Christopher Kueh, Stuart Medley, and Alun Price
Dissecting the "Dark Passenger": Reading representations of the serial killer, Alzena F. Macdonald
Serial killing, surveillance, and the state, Alzena F. Macdonald
The Making of SCA Face: building a school of art and design identity within a university, Mark T. Mcmahon, Hanadi Haddad, and Stuart Medley
Designing with images: Using a realism continuum to choose pictures for communication tasks, Stuart Medley
Ngala Healthy You, Healthy Baby: a personalized online program to support healthy weight in pregnancy and early life, Margaret R. Miller, Lydia A. Hearn, Anna Fletcher, and Lelia R. Green
The role of blogging in public deliberation and democracy, Jane Mummery and Debbie Rodan
History, literature and creative writing: a new dimension, Ffion M. Murphy
The Performance of Biopower and Liveliness: The Life and Death of Terri Schiavo, Renee E. Newman-Storen
Diminutive Catastrophe: Clown's Play, Margaret J. Phillips
Skipping against hegemony: Where are states of lightness in contemporary dance-making?, Margaret J. Phillips
The Dangers in Design Thinking, Alun J. Price
A picture is worth a thousand votes: Graphicacy skills for political debate, Amanda Rainey and Stuart Medley
Investigative Journalism on Campus, Ian Richards and Beate U. Josephi
Anger is a gift: post-cold war rock and the anti-capitalist movement, David Alexander Robinson
FloraCultures: Conserving Perth's botanical heritage through a digital repository, John C. Ryan
Stories of snow and fire: The importance of narrative to a critically pluralistic environmental aesthetic, John C. Ryan
A poetic mycology of the senses: four poems on mushrooms, John Charles Ryan
Toward a phen(omen)ology of the seasons: The emergence of the Indigenous Weather Knowledge Project (IWKP), John Charles Ryan
Unbraided lines: essays in environmental thinking and writing, John Charles Ryan
Creative River Journeys: Using an a/r/tographical framework for a multifaceted PhD project, Kylie J. Stevenson
The river in a landscape of creative practice: Creative River Journeys, Kylie J. Stevenson
Creative River Journeys: Using Reflective Practice Within a Practice-Led Research Context, Kylie J. Stevenson and Susan Girak
Alternative Approaches to Stage Management in Bali, Susan R. Studham
Symbolic interactionism in safety communication in the workplace, Christine C. Teague, David R. Leith, and Lelia R. Green
Five year olds doing science and technology: How teachers shape the conversation, Anne Thwaite and Graham Mckay
Creativity in an online community as a response to the chaos of a breast cancer diagnosis, Cynthia Witney, Lelia Green, Leesa Costello, and Vanessa Bradshaw
Submissions from 2012
War Zone Rhetoric, Photography and the 2011 Riots in England, Panizza Allmark
Developing a taste for coffee: Bangladesh, Nescafe, and Australian student photographers', Duncan Barnes, Danielle Fusco, and Lelia Green
De la gestion des postures dans le processus de recherches doctorales, Sandra Belondo and Celine Doucet
Models of policy development in Aboriginal Education, Quentin Beresford
Separate and equal an outline of Aboriginal education 1900-1996, Quentin Beresford
Web 2.0 technologies in remote community schools in Western Australia, Philip Bradbury and Mark Mcmahon
Embodying knowledge of breast cancer in a disembodied community?, Vanessa Bradshaw, Cynthia Witney, Lelia Green, and Leesa Costello
Firewatch: Use Of Satellite Imagery By Remote Communities In Northern Australia For Fire Risk Communications, Danielle Brady, Donell j. Holloway, and Lelia Green
Reflecting Upon The Challenges Of Building Online Community, Or: "A Techie's Guide To The Help Dummies Need', Leesa Costello and Lelia Green
Self-revelation in an online health community: Exploring issues around co-presence for vulnerable members, Leesa Costello, Cynthia Witney, Lelia Green, and Vanessa Bradshaw
Digital Games in Journalism Education, Evaluating a Police and Journalism Joint Training Initiative, Kayt Davies
Safety vs credibility: West Papua Media and the challenge of protecting sources in dangerous places, Kayt Davies
Imagining Space in the Lost Gardens of Apollo, Judith Elund
The female body in Second Life: Considerations of feminism and queer theory in two female-only spaces, Judith Elund
The Lost Gardens of Apollo: Intersections in Space, Mythology and Masculinity, Judith Elund
Nature is Ordinary Too: Raymond Williams as the Founder of Ecocultural Studies, Rodney Giblett
Photography and Landscape, Rodney Giblett and Juha Tolonen
Censoring, Censuring Or Empowering? Young People And Digital Agency, Lelia Green