Author Archives: Kelly Page

I am an Aussie based in the UK who enjoys researching, writing and talking about people and technology. I believe real insights come from real life and that we all learn differently and in different ways!

DML2010: In reflection!

This post provides response to a number of the questions raised by Sonia Livingstone at DML2010 about the questions surrounding Digital Media Learning.

DML2010: Sonia Livingstone on Youthful Participation in Digital Media

This post is a brief introduction to the closing keynote talk delivered at the DML 2010 conference by Prof. Sonia Livingstone from LSE in the UK. The talk was about youthful participation in digital media and the post includes a list of my tweets during the talk.

DML 2010: S. Craig Watkins on Black and Latino youth remaking the participation gap!

Following the chair’s introduction by Dr. Henry Jenkins, the opening keynote talk was delivered by S. Craig Watkins. Highly regarded for his research about race, youth and digital media usage and his books, The Young and the Digital and Hip Hop Matters. He was invited to join the MacArthur Foundation Series on Youth, Digital [...]

DML 2010: Henry Jenkins on Diversifying Participation!

This post is a summary of some of the key insights I derived from the talk by Henry Jenkins at the DML 2010 conference on ‘diversifying participation’ and the origins of ‘lol’ …

DML 2010: Setting a Remit for Reflection!

This post is about the remit for which the DML 2010 conference is focus. The conference organisers pose a number of key questions with which to reflect and discuss. This post also poses an additional question about inclusivity in learning communities to include ‘ALL’ learners, be it youth or adult education through digital media.

Digital Media Learning 2010: Inclusive, International & Participatory!

This post is about the DML 2010 Conference. Inclusive, international and participatory is the promise of the first ever digital media learning conference, here in San Diego.

If a picture says 1000 words – how do YOU see Marketing?

If a picture says 1000 – How do YOU see marketing is a project to create a visual story about how real people in real job see marketing. What it’s about? It’s impact and role in society? Friends, followers and connections are encouraged to send in a pic of how they see marketing to be included in a presentation.

Rage Against the X-Factor

This CASE Insight is a review of the music campaign, “Rage Against the X-Factor”, launched by Jon and Tracey Morter from Essex in December 2009. The social web people’s campaign showed Simon Cowell that they, their friends and their friends-friends certainly have much more than the X-Factor.

Ignite Cardiff Talk: If I drive a car does that make me a mechanic?

This post is about a talk given by Dr. Kelly Page from CASE Insights at Ignite Cardiff 2009. The presentation is about how we consider, evaluate, and measure expertise and use ‘usage’ as a proxy for knowledge of technology.

CASE Insights Speaks at Ignite Cardiff 2009

This post is about Dr. Kelly Page from CASE Insights talking at Ignite Cardiff 2009. Imagine that you’re on stage in front of an audience of hundreds of people, doing a five-minute presentation using slides that automatically rotate every 15 seconds, whether you’re ready or not. What would you do? What would you say?

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