ASC2018 - 11-15 Nov, Sydney

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September 1, 2018 by asc2018

Scicomm on the screen: YouTube and beyond

When: Monday 12th November, 5:00pm – 6:00pm
Where: Powerhouse Museum, 500 Harris St, Ultimo
Room: Theatre, Level 2 down the stairs to the right of the registration/foyer area
Hashtag: #M16

Vanessa HillAttention Wars is a 6 x 8 minute documentary series that explores the notion that big tech companies are competing in a high stakes game for our attention. Examining the attention economy and the persuasive design of our devices and apps, we examine how technology affects our brain, behaviour and is shifting our cultural norms. All with the aim to empower people to have a healthier relationship with technology.

https://youtube.com/braincraft

Session Producer

Lisa Bailey, Exhibition Manager, MOD.

Presenter

Vanessa Hill, Science Educator / Host / Producer

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Filed Under: 21st Century Comms, 60 minutes, Behavioural insights, Change agents, Day 2, emerging digital, Novel Topic - suits all levels, Screening, technical and social trends to anticipate, Video production

September 1, 2018 by asc2018

Science in the news: Life after the front page

When: Wednesday 14th November, 2:40pm – 3:40pm
Where: L1, Level 2 to the left of the registration/foyer area, down the hallway and through the doors on the right
Hashtag: #W16

As Communication Professionals, we dream about securing front page media coverage for our respective organisations. The reality is that getting great media coverage is the easy part. Sensitively and effectively managing the public interest following a high profile media story is much more challenging, especially when your talent is more at home in a laboratory than in front of a journalist. In this session, Carolyn MacDonald, Melea Tarabay and Emily Woodhams will share their experiences and advice for surviving ‘life after the front page’, including managing consumer expectations.

Session

Case studies: Sci com in health

Session Producer, Presenter, Session Chair

Emily Woodhams, Communications Advisor, Centre for Eye Research Australia

Presenter

Carolyn MacDonald, Head of Communications and Marketing, Walter & Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research

Melea Tarabay, Director Strategic Communications and Media, The Royal Melbourne Hospital

Filed Under: 60 minutes, Case Studies, Day 4, Developing communication strategies, Media landscape matters, More about why, Novel Topic - suits all levels, Panel, Science communication for beginners, Scientists becoming science communicators

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