Event

Digital Child Annual Meeting Noosa 2022

WHEN, 22 August, 2022 [AEST]
WHEREPeppers Noosa Resort & Villas, 33A Viewland Dr, Noosa Heads QLD 4567

Overview

DCAM is the Centre’s flagship meeting for members. It is the centrepiece of knowledge-sharing and networking, with the aim to create links across members and the Centre’s six university nodes. DCAM is critical in establishing relationships, research teams, research agendas and project development and planning. It’s also an opportunity to take a breath and enjoy the Queensland sun and surf! Key information about DCAM has been outlined below. Further details and the program will be available shortly.

If you have further questions, please contact your Node Business Support Officer or email info@digitalchild.org.au

Program

PRE-PROGRAM: MONDAY 22 AUGUST

Program is aligned to AEST

TimeSession
1150-1215
ARRIVAL
1215-1300
LUNCH Peppers Noosa, View by Matt Golinski
DAY 1: MONDAY 22 AUGUST

*Sessions marked with an asterisk will be streamed online and recorded
Program is aligned to AEST

TimeChairSession
1300-1320
Introduced by Susan Danby*DREAMING WELCOME TO COUNTRY
Dr Hope O'Chin
1320-1340
*DIRECTOR’S WELCOME
Susan Danby
1345-1400
Annette Woods*SESSION 1: 3 MINUTE PROJECT (3MP)
Centre projects presented in 3 minutes from researchers at Deakin, Curtin & QUT.
1400-1445
Annette Woods*SESSION 2: PROGRAM UPDATES
ACODA, Healthy, Educated, Connected.
1445-1515
Introduced by Susan Danby*SESSION 3: ARC UPDATE
Liz Visher, Director - Australian Research Council
1515-1615
AFTERNOON TEA & PROJECT COLLABORATION TIME
ACODA Working Group Meeting (by invitation)
1615-1645Peta Wyeth*SESSION 4: PORTFOLIO UPDATES
Communications, Outreach & Research Engagement (CORE); Equity, Diversity, Justice and Inclusion (EDJI); Skills, Mentoring, & Research Training (SMART)
1645-1745Peta WyethSESSION 5: ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES #1
Get ready to roll up your sleeves and work in program-themed groups to map current projects, KPI & PIP alignment and project synergies. Each group will be led by a Co-Program Lead.
DINNER Own plans (Uber Eats voucher provided)
DAY 2: TUESDAY 23 AUGUST

*Sessions marked with an asterisk will be streamed online and recorded
Program is aligned to AEST

TimeChairSession
0700-0845BREAKFAST Peppers Noosa, View by Matt Golinski
0845-0945
Louise Paatsch*SESSION 6: TRANSDISCIPLINARY WORKSHOP
Romaine Logere
Working in groups, discuss research in process with a specific focus on collaboratively examining ongoing issues. The goal of this workshop is to bring lines of inquiry into dynamic and generative discourse with other conceptual frameworks.
0945-1045
Louise PaatschSESSION 7: ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES #2
Get ready to roll up your sleeves and work in program-themed groups to develop a 12-month plan of research development, outputs and outcomes. Each group will be led by a Co-Program Lead.
1045-1130
MORNING TEA & PROJECT COLLABORATION TIME
1130-1200
Margot Brereton*SESSION 8: PORTFOLIO UPDATES
Indigenous Portfolio and Research Translation Portfolio
1200-1245
Margot BreretonSESSION 9: THE ETHICS OF WORKING WITH CHILDREN
Lisa Kervin, Jessica Mantei, Susan Danby and Clara Rivera
This session draws upon our experiences to examine some of our insights from working with young children. We draw upon examples from data to explicate some of the ethical complexities - gaining the child's consent, following their lead from the point of invitation and knowing when ‘enough is enough’.
1245-1345
LUNCH Peppers Noosa, View by Matt Golinski
1345-1415Steven Howard*SESSION 10: CHILDREN’S PRIVACY AND AUSTRALIAN LAW: WHAT PRIVACY?
Anna Bunn
1415-1515Steven HowardSESSION 11: AUTHENTIC RELATING
Aleesha Rodriguez
Authentic Relating is a practice that draws attention to the everyday life-skill of interpersonal communication. This Authentic Relating session will involve a series of talking- and listening- based activities. These activities are intended to be fun, low-stakes, and you can choose if or how much you want to participate in each one.
1515-1600AFTERNOON TEA & PROJECT COLLABORATION TIME
Working Paper editorial team meeting (by invitation)
1600-1630Karen Murcia*SESSION 12: CI ROUND TABLE: HOW DOES THE ARC CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR THE DIGITAL CHILD AMPLIFY MY RESEARCH?
Sonia White and Daniel Johnson & Lennie Barblett
1630-1900FREE TIME
1900-2100DCAM DINNER Peppers Noosa, View by Matt Golinski
DAY 3: WEDNESDAY 24 AUGUST

*Sessions marked with an asterisk will be streamed online and recorded
Program is aligned to AEST

TimeChairSession
0700-0845BREAKFAST Peppers Noosa, View by Matt Golinski
0845-0900
Dylan Cliff*SESSION 13: TOPAZ & ZIRCON UPDATE
Leon Straker & Amber Beynon, Kate Mannell
0900-0930
Dylan Cliff*SESSION 14: 3 MINUTE PROJECT (3MP)
Centre projects presented in 3 minutes by researchers from ECU, UQ & UOW.
0930-1000
Tama Leaver*SESSION 15: ADVISORY COMMITTEE PANEL
Taryn Marks, Megan Mitchell AM, Paul Chandler, Barbara Comber AM
1000-1045
MORNING TEA & PROJECT COLLABORATION TIME
Research Translation Portfolio meeting (by invitation)
1045-1105
Sue Bennett*SESSION 15A: PORTFOLIO UPDATES
SMART, EDJI
1105-1200
Sue BennettSESSION 16: ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVES #3
Work in program-themed groups to prepare a presentation based on discussions in session 5 and 7.
1200-1215Led by Susan DanbyWRAP UP AND FEEDBACK SESSION
1215-1315LUNCH Peppers Noosa, View by Matt Golinski


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