Doctor Tanya Notley
LECTURER IN COMMUNICATION,
Communications (SoHCA)
Personal
Qualifications
- PhD Queensland University of Technology
- MSocChg & Dev University of Newcastle (NSW)
- BA Comm Stdies University of Newcastle (NSW)
UWS Organisational Unit (School / Division)
- Communications (SoHCA)
Contact
| Email: | T.Notley@uws.edu.au |
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| Location: | BB.G.36 Penrith (Werrington South) |
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Biography
Dr Tanya Notley is a Lecturer at the School of Humanities and Communication Arts. She has been working as a new media practitioner, trainer and researcher since 1998.
Tanya has primarily worked in the UK, Nepal, Sri Lanka, India and Australia with social justice and human rights organisations, community media centres and online media initiatives and with the tertiary education sector. Tanya's research is focused on understanding how information and communication technology use impacts upon social and cultural participation, public accountability and transparency, education and learning, human rights and social justice.
Twitter: @tattinot
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Awards
- Masters Scholarship from the University of Newcastle 2001-04-01
- PhD Scholarship from the Institute for Creative Industries and Innovation (ici) at Queensland University of Technology 2006-04-01
Teaching
Current Teaching Areas
- 101743 Mobile Media
- 101926 Media Cultures and Industries
- 101961 Strategic Communication
Previous Teaching Areas
- 101040 Approaches to Communication, 2012
Publications
Chapters in Books
- Notley, T. (2013), 'Human rights defenders and the right to digital privacy and security', Human Rights and Information Communication Technologies: Trends and Consequences of Use, IGI Global 9781466619180.
- Notley, T. (2012), '?Que herramientas necesitamos las ONG para incorporar un nuevo modelo de comunicacion basado en la participacion?', # ParadigmaTIC@s: Comunicacion y cultura digital en las ONG de Desarrollo, Coordinadora de ONGD Espa? .
- Notley, T. and Hankey, S. (2012), 'Human Rights Defenders and the Right to Digital Privacy and Security', Human Rights and Information Communication Technologies: Trends and Consequences of Use, IGI Global 9781466619180.
- Notley, T. (2012), '?Que herramientas necesitamos las ONG para incorporar un nuevo modelo de comunicacion basado en la participacion?', # ParadigmaTIC@s: Comunicacion y Cultura Digital en las ONG de Desarrollo, Coordinadora de ONG para el Desarrollo-Espana .
- Notley, T. and Faith, B. (2010), 'Mobiles in-a-box; reflections on developing a toolkit with grassroots human rights advocates', SMS Uprisings: Mobile activism in Africa, Fahamu Books and Pamazuka Press 1906387354.
- Singh, N. and Notley, T. (2009), 'A strategy for making media', Message in-a-box: tools and tactics for communicating your cause, Tactical Technology Collective 9788190882156.
Journal Articles
- Notley, T. (2012), 'Transnational networking and capacity building for communication activism', Global Media Journal : Australian Edition, .
- Notley, T. (2009), 'The Role of Online Networks in Supporting Young People's Social Inclusion', Journal of Computer- Mediated Communication, 20.
- Notley, T. (2009), 'Restricted Access: Young People, Online Networks and School.', Teacher: The national education magazine., 6.
- Notley, T. (2008), 'Online Network Use in Schools: Social and Educational Opportunities.', The Journal of Youth Studies Australia, 8.
- Notley, T. and Foth, M. (2008), 'Extending Australia's Digital Divide Policy: An Examination of the Value of Social Inclusion and Social Capital Policy Frameworks.', Australian Social Policy, 24.
- Notley, T. and Tacchi, J. (2005), 'Online Youth Networks: Researching the Experiences of 'Peripheral' Young People in Using New Media Tools for Creative Participation and Representation', 3CMedia. Journal of Community, Citizen's and Third Sector Media, 9.
Conference Papers
- Hartley, J. and Notley, T. (2005), 'User-led Content and Self-creating Communities: History Repeating Itself? Understanding 'Internet Radio' in the Context of the Development of Radio.', Radio in the World: Radio Conference 2005, August 2005, RMIT University, Melbourne, Melbourne.
- Notley, T. and Tacchi, J. (2005), 'The creative potential of new media technologies: Youth Internet Radio Network.', The 2005 Annual Conference of the Cultural Studies Association of Australasia, Perth, Australia., Perth.
Other Publications
- 2009, '10 tactics for turning information into action. Research, project management and film script by Tanya Notley. http://www.informationactivism.org/', Published Work
Research
Research
Internet rights and governance, telecommunications and media policy, communication and activism, development communication, new media convergence, mobile communication, participatory and action research.
Practice
Digital communication and advocacy, strategtic communication, documentary production, visualising information, new media research methods, digital storytelling, radio production.
Current Projects
2012-2013. 'Assessing Impact in Video for Change Initiatives'. Consultancy with Engagemedia and in partnership with the Video for Change Network (https://www.v4c.org/).
2012-2013. “Investigating translation practices in video activism across the Asia-Pacific.” (with Juan Salazar). Funded by the UWS Digital Media Research initiative.
2011-2013. 'Strengthening and Securing Net Activism: Enabling actors for change to increase the free flow of information and Freedom of Expression online' (Tactical Technology Collective). Funded by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency. (I co-authored this project and will act as a Research Associate during its implementation.)
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