‘… pursuing academic and intellectual activities, testing hypothesis and correlating findings in order to create new knowledge.’
As a polymath, I seek as ‘lab rat’ deeper immersion and self reflection at the human | machine | tech meta-cybernetic coalface. My research focus is as skeptic embroiled in debate, not statistical outcome restricted, nor esoteric phenomena investigations bound by institutional ethics clearance.
The Sixth Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security
On the 22nd February 2012 I presented at 'The Sixth Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security: Sousveillance and the Social Implications of Point of View Technologies in the Law Enforcement Sector' ITAMS, Centre for Transnational Crime Prevention (CCTP), The University of Sydney, Sydney Australia.
The Application of Location-Enabled Body-Worn Technologies In The Education Sector
On the 10th June, 2010 the Researcher attended and presented at the 5th Workshop on the Social Implications of National Security (RNSA) which was held at the Centre for Transnational Crime Prevention, UOW Campus, Wollongong Australia.
Elearning09: BWCs in the Trades
BWCs are increasingly being deployed in engineering and trades related industries where workskills training is labour intensive, time consuming and varying in effectiveness, quality and efficacy.
Challenges For The Art Curriculum Educator
The challenges for educators and teachers across all domains of creative practice now includes considerations of the burgeoning onset technological divide experienced by learners who are economically disadvantaged or experiencing trauma in their lives.