#lincs2021 résultats de recherche
Next up, @KatjaNeergaard presents her timely research on digitalisation of the private realm during lockdown, beginning with different forms and dimensions of privacy #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Our final panel session of the day features @PascoeKm from @ASPS_UU, who is examining how technology has impacted on the relationships between social workers and service users #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Jordan Leinster kicks off the day's first panel on accessing and delivering essential services online (with some really interesting Greek mythology analogies!) #LINCS2021 #PandemicTec
LINCS alumnus @tloukinas and Susannah Copson (both from @TRIResearch_ ) begin our final session of this year's conference, reflecting on why trust matters during the pandemic #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
.@DeanMcI84111962 begins our next session with a fascinating discussion of the virtual world, focusing on @Wizards_DnD #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Day 2 of our #PandemicTech conference kicks off with @emily_a_cameron and Saptarshi Majumdar, who are talking about the impressive Oxford Covid-19 Government Response Tracker (covidtracker.bsg.ox.ac.uk) #LINCS2021
Register now for the Pandemic Tech conference taking place on 16th and 17th June! Our keynote speaker is @RobKitchin and we will be publishing the rest of our programme shortly! bit.ly/LINCS2021regis… @QUBLINCS #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Had a lot of fun presenting @QUBLINCS #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech conference yesterday, thank you to @colettecasey20 for chairing and to everyone who provided us with some great questions to think about.
Laidi Surva from @TallinnTech joins us now to discuss the effects of digitalisation on co-produced restorative services #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Next, LINCS doctoral scholar @McallisterE considers how the pandemic has influenced the experience of taking professional and academic exams - with topical references to Kim Kardashian! #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
LINCS doctoral scholar @RebCorbett91 also considers the blurring of the public and private spheres, looking at worker surveillance practices #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Finally, @sejalnchandak from @qubschooloflaw warns against the indiscriminate datafication of processes and physical spaces #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
LINCS scholar Olly Donnelly continues the afternoon's gaming theme with a discussion of pandemic management in World of Warcraft! #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
LINCS doctoral scholar @2M00SE wraps up the session by considering how the pandemic has directly and indirectly impacted algorithmic decision-making #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Contact tracing apps have had little impact on tackling the virus, but other things like digital fencing have worked more effectively. However, vigilance and political pressure are required to make sure safegaurds like sunset clauses are implemented #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Public health data has been monetised by private companies through a process of state-sanctioned surveillance capitalism. There's now an increased risk of "deepening of data shadows" #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Finally, @colettecasey20 considers how digital ethnography has evolved in recent years, with many researchers opting to engage with participants via video interviews during the pandemic #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
If you'd like to get involved in this important project, email [email protected] #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
At a citizenship level, there's been a shift from discipline towards control, and questions have been raised about spatial and social sorting - what are the limits on citizen movement in physical space? #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Given the speed at which tech solutions like contact tracing were rolled out, there have been serious concerns about efficacy and quality. Also, many social groups still don't have access to smartphones #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Had a lot of fun presenting @QUBLINCS #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech conference yesterday, thank you to @colettecasey20 for chairing and to everyone who provided us with some great questions to think about.
Finally, @LuddyCian considers the (de-)securitisation of Covid-19, as facilitated by key social media players like Donald Trump #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
LINCS alumnus @tloukinas and Susannah Copson (both from @TRIResearch_ ) begin our final session of this year's conference, reflecting on why trust matters during the pandemic #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
LINCS scholar Olly Donnelly continues the afternoon's gaming theme with a discussion of pandemic management in World of Warcraft! #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
.@DeanMcI84111962 begins our next session with a fascinating discussion of the virtual world, focusing on @Wizards_DnD #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
If you'd like to get involved in this important project, email [email protected] #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Day 2 of our #PandemicTech conference kicks off with @emily_a_cameron and Saptarshi Majumdar, who are talking about the impressive Oxford Covid-19 Government Response Tracker (covidtracker.bsg.ox.ac.uk) #LINCS2021
Finally, @sejalnchandak from @qubschooloflaw warns against the indiscriminate datafication of processes and physical spaces #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Next, LINCS doctoral scholar @McallisterE considers how the pandemic has influenced the experience of taking professional and academic exams - with topical references to Kim Kardashian! #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Our final panel session of the day features @PascoeKm from @ASPS_UU, who is examining how technology has impacted on the relationships between social workers and service users #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Finally, @colettecasey20 considers how digital ethnography has evolved in recent years, with many researchers opting to engage with participants via video interviews during the pandemic #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Two really interesting talks on how the concept of privacy within the home has been challenged during the pandemic! #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
LINCS doctoral scholar @RebCorbett91 also considers the blurring of the public and private spheres, looking at worker surveillance practices #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Next up, @KatjaNeergaard presents her timely research on digitalisation of the private realm during lockdown, beginning with different forms and dimensions of privacy #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
LINCS doctoral scholar @2M00SE wraps up the session by considering how the pandemic has directly and indirectly impacted algorithmic decision-making #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Laidi Surva from @TallinnTech joins us now to discuss the effects of digitalisation on co-produced restorative services #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Jordan Leinster kicks off the day's first panel on accessing and delivering essential services online (with some really interesting Greek mythology analogies!) #LINCS2021 #PandemicTec
Contact tracing apps have had little impact on tackling the virus, but other things like digital fencing have worked more effectively. However, vigilance and political pressure are required to make sure safegaurds like sunset clauses are implemented #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Public health data has been monetised by private companies through a process of state-sanctioned surveillance capitalism. There's now an increased risk of "deepening of data shadows" #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
At a citizenship level, there's been a shift from discipline towards control, and questions have been raised about spatial and social sorting - what are the limits on citizen movement in physical space? #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Our final panel session of the day features @PascoeKm from @ASPS_UU, who is examining how technology has impacted on the relationships between social workers and service users #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Next up, @KatjaNeergaard presents her timely research on digitalisation of the private realm during lockdown, beginning with different forms and dimensions of privacy #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Jordan Leinster kicks off the day's first panel on accessing and delivering essential services online (with some really interesting Greek mythology analogies!) #LINCS2021 #PandemicTec
LINCS alumnus @tloukinas and Susannah Copson (both from @TRIResearch_ ) begin our final session of this year's conference, reflecting on why trust matters during the pandemic #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
.@DeanMcI84111962 begins our next session with a fascinating discussion of the virtual world, focusing on @Wizards_DnD #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
.@RobKitchin kicks off his keynote address by constrating traditional and modern, digital public health approaches to tackling pandemics #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
Day 2 of our #PandemicTech conference kicks off with @emily_a_cameron and Saptarshi Majumdar, who are talking about the impressive Oxford Covid-19 Government Response Tracker (covidtracker.bsg.ox.ac.uk) #LINCS2021
Pandemic Tech Programme now published! See the conference details here - bit.ly/lincsprogramme - and register now at bit.ly/LINCS2021regis… #LINCS2021 #LoveQUB #PandemicTech
We're delighted to welcome @RobKitchin who will deliver the keynote for the Pandemic Tech conference on 'Civil liberties or public health, or civil liberties and public health?'. Start time 1pm 16th June. Register at bit.ly/LINCS2021regis… #LoveQUB #PandemicTech #LINCS2021
🚨 Registration is now open for our #PandemicTech #LINCS2021 conference next month! 🚨 Below is a quick snapshot of the programme ⬇️ For full details, speakers and presentation titles, visit bit.ly/34uM1Kc To register for free, visit bit.ly/LINCS2021regis…
Register now for the Pandemic Tech conference taking place on 16th and 17th June! Our keynote speaker is @RobKitchin and we will be publishing the rest of our programme shortly! bit.ly/LINCS2021regis… @QUBLINCS #LINCS2021 #PandemicTech
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