Meet Diane
Recently, Diane has turned her attention to the development of courses to the transitioning of students into tertiary education and then into the workforce. These courses are based on her PhD research which is underpinned by Second order Cybernetics. The online sessions may be available on request but permission needs to be obtained from the sponsor first. Please contact Diane for further information.
You can view recent events that she has attended below. If you would like to meet Diane to discuss her research or think she may be the right fit for an upcoming speaking engagement please contact her.
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Recent Events…
Sometimes it gets hard to try remember when and where paths cross. Here are some of the major speaking engagements that Diane has attended in the past where you may have met her.
2016: Cybernetics of Digital-Engagement: Optimizing the Self for Social Networking. Paper presented at the ANZCA Conference ‘Creating space in the Fifth Estate’, University of New Castle. Australia.
2015: Digital Engagement: Personality Is The Context Of The Text. Paper presented at the 12th Annual Meeting of the Document Academy, Sydney. Australia.
2013: Understanding Digital Networked Technologies: Aiding Resistance and Appropriation of Technology. Paper presented at the Association of Internet Research 14.0 ‘Resistance and Appropriation’, Denver, Colorado. USA.
2013: Resist and Appropriate Digital Networked Technology: Preserve History. Tethering the Past Conference. Sydney University, Australia.
2013: Leadership In The Information Age: Affects of Digital Networked Technology. Paper presented at the Curtin University Humanities ‘The Rites of Spring’ Conference. Perth. Australia.
2012: A Digital Divide: The Impact of Digital Network Technology on Individuals and Society. Paper presented at the Curtin University Humanities ‘The Truth is out There’ Conference. Perth. Australia.
2015: A Cybernetic Approach to Managed Evolution. Guest Speaker at Mensa Annual Conference 2015 Sydney, Australia.
2015: A Cybernetic Approach to Enhance Brilliance. Guest Speaker at LEAD Program UNSW Business School. Sydney, Australia.