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Humanist Archives: July 27, 2020, 7:28 a.m. Humanist 34.189 - events online: conceptual possibilities, ethics and politics of online research

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        Date: 2020-07-27 05:56:03+00:00
        From: Thao Phan 
        Subject: 'Digital Life as an Archive' workshop: AusSTS Online Workshop Series

'Digital Life as an Archive'
Online Workshop for PhD/ECRs
Thursday July 30th, 10am [NB: GMT+10]

Please join us this Thursday 10am (AEST) for the workshop 'Digital Life as
an Archive' as part of the #AusSTS2020 Online Workshop Series. The first
half of this workshop will be streamed on YouTube. Register for reminders
and event updates.

Register: https://aussts2020-sessiontwo.eventbrite.com.au

Presenters: Celia Roberts (ANU), Adrian Mackenzie (ANU), and Emily van
der Nagel (Monash)

Facilitators: Courtney Addison (VUW), Declan Kuch (UNSW), and Owen
McNamara (ANU)

Description: In this event, Celia Roberts (ANU), Adrian Mackenzie (ANU),
and Emily van der Nagel (Monash) will discuss the conceptual possibilities,
ethics, and politics of conducting research online. At a time when
curtailed mobility has prompted many of us to take our work online, these
conversations will consider some of the digital artefacts that avail
themselves of STS analyses. While some traditional archives have gone
online and other forms of archive are taking shape through the affordances
of the internet (Ogden, Halford, and Carr 2019), conceptualising digital
life as archive attunes us to the epistemic resources and the power
dynamics that guide their aggregation online (Zeitlan 2012).

This event comprises three/four ten minute talks on this theme and a
subsequent panel discussion, followed by a workshop for HDR and ECRs who
wish to engage further in these discussions.


How to participate:

This session has two parts: the first half will be a presentation from the
presenters; the second half will be a workshop style format with
participants taking part in activities and discussion.

There are two ways to participate in this session:

- YouTube Live participant: Watch the first half of the session on
    YouTube live and take part on the "Live Chat" discussion. You will
    not be able to participate in the second half of the workshop. 
    Register as "YouTube Live participant" on Eventbrite.
- Zoom workshop participant: Join us on Zoom for the full workshop,
    including presentation, live discussion, and activities. Limited tickets
    available for this option. Register as "Zoom workshop participant" on
    Eventbrite.

To send questions/participate in the YouTube Live chat, you'll need to
sign-in using a YouTube account
(https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-comment-on-youtube?r=AU&IR=T).

The seminar will be recorded and available to watch on the SSN YouTube
channel  after
the Livestream.

If you have any questions you can contact Courtney Addison at
courtney.addison@vuw.ac.nz



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