4.00-5.00 ACMI visit to the Beings exhibition Seventeen minute walk from RACV City Club.
6.30-8.30 Dinner
Royal Melbourne Hotel Seven minute walk from RACV City Club
Day Two
Wednesday, August 7
Time Details
8.45-9.00 Arrival
Level 2 - Club Pavilion, RACV City Club
9.00-10.00 Keynote - Populations
“Bunya Burras - a story of plenty...”
Dr John Davis, Deakin University
JD as an expert IKS translator, will take us on a sharing, learning journey of the place of “plenty” - Bunya Burras. Through his storying of Country, JD will explore the impact of digital technology on Country. The Bunya Burras story will challenge our thinking on First Nations voices & what it means to listen deeply.
10.00-10.45 Morning tea
10.45-11.15 3MT panel
Naomi Fillmore, Kate Lewis, Kim Maslin
11.15-11.45 Data Management session
Andrew Rohl, Juliana Zabatiero, and Kate Thompson
11.45-12.45
ACODA session
Daniel Johnson, Grace Sarra, Juliana Zabatiero, & Steven Howard
ACODA Nested Study Process & Application Form available on Hub in Resource library
Session chair
Kate Mannell
Luci Pangrazio
Luci Pangrazio
Luci Pangrazio
DCAM 2024 Diversity in Digital Childhoods
Time Details Session chair
12.45-1.45 Lunch
1.45-2.45 Speculative Futures
Hyeon-Seon Jeong, Sue Bennett, Rebecca Ng, & Aleesha Rodriguez Michael Dezuanni
2.45-3.45 Research translation Luke Holland & Tilly Hammond, ThinkHQ Michael Dezuanni
3.15-3.45 Afternoon tea available during session
3.45-5.00 Research collaboration timeself-guided
6.00-7.30 Digital Child seminar: What makes a good childhood in Australia today?
Telstra Customer Insight Centre
19 minute walk from RACV City Club.Separate registration required.
Day Three Thursday, August 8
Time Details
8.45-9.00 Arrival
Level 2 - Club Pavilion, RACV City Club
9.00-10.00 Keynote - Approaches
Approaching transglobal family media research recursively, messily and slowly
Professor Rebekah Willett, University Wisconsin-Madison
Pandemic Parenting book launch
Introduction by Distinguished Professor Susan Danby
10.00-10.30 3MT panel
Chimi Om, Janine Singleton, Lori Ouyang, Amanda Cipriani
People’s choice voting.
10.30-11.15 Morning tea
11.15-11.30 Centre Awards
Distinguished Professor Susan Danby
11.30-12.00 Media Use in Early Childhood launch
Professor Lelia Green & Professor Sonia Livingstone
Book flyer with discount.
Session chair
Andy Zhao
Daniel Johnson
Daniel Johnson
Daniel Johnson
Daniel Johnson
DCAM 2024 Diversity in Digital Childhoods
Time Details
12.00-12.45 Interactive: Augmented Reality
Luke Heemsbergen & Aleesha Rodriguez
“AR you kid enough to play with us?” In this session, we’ll playfully explore Augmented Reality (AR) apps together. After a busy DCAM, it’s time to slow down and engage in some generative play while bonding with the people in your personal proximity.
Together, we’ll creatively sketch out habitats and creatures before bringing them to life using AR, and even augment our own identities in realtime. While the session will mainly focus on play, we’ll also reflect on our actions in stimulating discussion that opens up how AR is shaping digital childhoods everyday.
12.45-1.00 Closing remarks
Distinguished Professor Susan Danby
Audience questions
1.00-3.00 Lunch and research collaboration
Session chair
Daniel Johnson
Daniel Johnson
Daniel Johnson
You can plant your DCAM name badge!
Your DCAM 2024 name badge is made out of plantable seed paper.
The seeds are for the Australian swan river daisy (Brachyscome iberidifolia). A hardy plant that can be grown as an annual or perennial depending on your location. When they bloom, they produce colourful purple, blue, pink, and/or white flowers.
How to plant
1. Soak card in water until soft.
2. Place card on seed raising mix (in pot or ground).
3. Lightly cover with more mix, water and keep moist.
