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The first day of Create World presented to us a panel of image-making superstars, including renowned nature photographer Steve Parish, and Eureka prize winning science photographer Phred Petersen (RMIT). It was billed as a Visual-Art- interfaces-with-Scientific-Research event, but I’m not quite sure that we had time to get to the pointy end, you know where we [...] iFidelity: listen to the interview iFidelity: view the presentation (best viewed in iTunes) The whole world, just about, is in love with the iPod. That much we know, at least in general. But how do people, as individuals, relate to their iPods? How do they feel and think about them, what kind of loyalties and affections do [...] Image by Dramagirl via Flickr … but not forgotten. Create World 09 kicked off to a very good start on Monday. Personally, I feel the conference has moved up a notch. There are more in attendance, and, if today was anything to go by, the quality of presentations and engagement are already way ahead [...] You’re on the home page of AUC Create World 09. This blogsite is designed to act as a hub for the various media we’ll be producing during the 3 or so days of the Conference. You’ll see the usual blogposts as they are rolled out. Over in the sidebar is a Vodpod widget which is aggregating the [...] It’s been a busy couple of weeks putting together a blog that will act as a hub for the content we upload during the AUC Create World 09 Conference. We’ve taken the theme of the conference as a challenge: creativity on the go, and extended that to encompass ease of access. It has informed the [...] |
 Prof Kate Foy is a freelance creative arts consultant and practitioner, and an e-learning researcher. Formerly Assoc Prof and USQ Faculty of Arts Deputy Dean, Kate continues her University affiliation with USQ as an Honorary Professor.Email. Professional CV.
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Allan Carrington is a Learning Designer with the Centre of Learning and Professional Development at the University of Adelaide. 
Dr Ian Green teaches and researches in areas of researcher education, elearning and linguistics at the University of Adelaide.