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Alexander Hayes PhD Thesis
No full textPhotos and images included in the PhD thesis 'The Socioethical Implications of Body Worn Computers: An Ethnographic Study"
Reading The Country - Presentation
No full text<p>Over the period of a week Alexander Hayes and Magali McDuffie designed, developed and tested a presentation for the 2015 ANU National Centre for Indigenous Studies Research Retreat. This presentation document contains draft notes. draft diagrams, figures and final graphics for the presentation. Alexander Hayes produced the graphics, typeset and data managed the final production of the presentation.</p
ISTAS'10
No full textPresentation by Alexander Hayes at the ISTAS'10 IEEE Conference at the University of Wollongong, NSW, Australia
Uberveillance: Triquetra
No full textImage created in 2010 by Alexander Hayes ( http://www.alexanderhayes.com ) to explain the context of the emergent concept of Uberveillance
WIAOC 2019
No full textKeynote by Alexander Hayes at the 'Valuing Connected Community: Balance In Uncertain Times' hosted by the Webheads In Action Online Convergence 2009.</p
Hayes, Ian Alexander. Photo of Ian Alexander Hayes playing traditional Ukranian music.
No full textHayes, Ian Alexander. Photo of Ian Alexander Hayes playing traditional Ukranian music
2019 Power & Surveillance
No full textThis presentation was delivered by Alexander Hayes on the 5th July 2019 at the SAE Creative Institute in Perth, Western Australia to a CIU 210 Media Studies class, as part of a Visiting Researcher role at the Institute
Swan TAFE: SMS Mobile Communication Model
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Swan Technical and Further Education College (TAFE) situated in Perth, Western
Australia is poised to commence research and development of a whole organisation
short messaging system (SMS). A team of practitioners from a range of disciplines
and trade areas led by mobile learning expert Alexander Hayes from the Swan
Education District Office, will engage with students and other practitioners in a
project comprising many differing trial types and modes of creative enterprise. The
onset of handheld and wearable computing is ‘shaking up’ real-world occupational
engagement with employers now rapidly adapting these technologies particularly in
modalities where the machine-computer transactional interface can improve or
speed up task completion. These technologies according to Research and
Development Officer Alexander Hayes have the potential to revolutionise the way in
which pedagogy is delivered ‘in the hand and an always on learning as a natural
extension of the classroom’.
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2015 My Journey Into Glass
No full textThis article published in the IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine, Volume 5, No. 1 January 2016 is a series of excerpts from 10 differing Google Glass Explorers who were interviewed by Alexander Hayes through 2014. More information and the entire web accessible interview playlist is available at https://goo.gl/PTCnh
Personal Communication - Katina Michael
No full textIn discussions with Chief Investigator, Professor Katina Michael, research candidate Alexander Hayes identifies the core findings of the research study ' The Socio-ethical Implications of Body-Worn Video Recorders: An Ethnographic Study
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