Papers and poster abstracts from the conference are now available through the following pages:
Put the date in your diaries now, DE2012 is being held in Aberdeen on October 23, 24 and 25th 2012. More information will be available nearer the time
Copyright © 2013 Digital Engagement 2011
↑ Top
Thursday 17th Nov
9:00 -Keynote – Presentation Slides
A Curriculum for the 21st Century: Storytelling, Architecture, Technology & Experience – Professor Don Marinelli, Executive Producer of the Entertainment Technology Center, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
9.45 – Next Meeting Announcement
9.45 – Morning Tea
10.00 – Session 7
Andrew Monk, Paul Dunphy, Patrick Olivier, John Vines and Mark Blythe. New approaches to banking for the older old
Rachid Hourizi, Wendy Moncur and Tony WalterDigital Participation at the End of Life
Dave Kirk, Stuart Reeves and Abigail Durrant. Spomenik – Augmenting Memorials in the Wood
Thomas S Methven, Pawel M Orzechowski, Mike J Chantler, Sharon Baurley and Douglas Atkinson.A Comparison of Crowd-Sourcing vs. Traditional Techniques for Deriving Consumer Terms
Dominic Price, Chris Greenhalgh, Shakir Ali, James Goulding and Richard Mortier. A Framework for Crowd-Sourcing Personal Data
Laura Carletti. A grassroots initiative for digital preservation of ephemeral artefacts – the Ghostsigns project
Winner of Best Student Paper Competition
11.00 – Session 8
Andrew Garbett, Conor Linehan, Ben Kirman, Jamie Wardman and Shaun Lawson. Using social media to drive public engagement with open data
Edoardo Pignotti, David Corsar and Peter Edwards. PProvenance Principles for Open Data
Peter Grindrod. Successful Networks in Security and Defence
Stefano Padilla and Mike Chantler. Shoogleit.com – Engaging Online with Interactive Objects
Stefano Padilla, Fraser Halley and Mike Chantler. Improving Product Browsing whilst Engaging Users
Jane Binner. Digital Innovation with VoiceYourView – Contributions to Knowledge and Lessons Learned
12:15 – Lunch (30 minutes) and Workshops (90 minutes)
14:45 – Session 9
Dave Kirk, Abigail Durrant and Stuart Reeves. Rwanda – Memorialisation in the Global Digital Economy
Claire Murphy, Robert Houghton and Alexa Spence. Embodiment and Psychological Distance
Holger Schnädelbach, Xu Sun, James Norris, Paula Duxbury, Richard Bailey and Dave Lloyd. Creativity Greenhouse – Communication Technologies in the Facilitation of Multi-disciplinary Research Ideas
James Goulding, Richard Mortier and Derek Mcauley. Privacy Preserving Personalization via Dataware
Ian Dent, Christian Wagner, Uwe Aickelin and Tom Rodden. Creating Personalised Energy Plans – From Groups to Individuals using Fuzzy C Means Clustering
Michael Heron, Vicki Hanson and Ian Ricketts. Accessibility Support with the ACCESS Framework
15.45 – Afternoon tea
16.00 – Session 10
Alexander V. Mantzaris and Desmond J. Higham. Understanding Dynamic Interactions
Daniel Fitton, Matthew Horton and Janet Read. Designing with Teens
Ann Light. Digital Motivation- from Inclusion to Engagement
Konstantinos Papangelis, Nagendra Velaga, Somayajulu Sripada, John Nelson, Peter Edwards and David Corsar. Exploiting Digital Technologies to Promote Sustainable Travel Behaviour in Rural Areas
Craig Fletcher, James Ritchie and Theo Lim. Virtual Machining and Knowledge Capture
James Colley, Ben Bedwell, Stefan Rennick Egglestone, Joel Fischer and Nadia Pantidi. Exploring energy monitoring in the wild
Rolf Black, David Sloan and Annalu Waller. Connected Computer Aided Communication
Martin Flintham, Stuart Reeves and Abigail Durrant. Creating an Outside Broadcast of a Marathon
Sharon Baurley, Douglas Atkinson, Stefano Padilla and Mike Chantler. Synthesising design methodologies for the transmission of tactile qualities in digital media
Chris Baillie, Peter Edwards and Edoardo Pignotti. Evaluating Quality using Sensor Metadata and Provenance
John Harvey and David Golightly. Engagement with participatory GIS – the role of Intermediaries
Peggy Gregory, Karen Whittaker and Katie Taylor. Going Ape – Collaborative Technology for Families
Peter Edwards, David Corsar, John Nelson, Nagendra Velaga, Mark Beecroft, Jeff Pan and Somayajulu Sripada. Building an Information Ecosystem for Public Transport in Rural Areas
Jianhua Shao, George Kuk and Richard Mortier. Peripheral Innovation in the Social Media Ecology
17.20 Close