Introduction To adequately answer this question, I am looking forward to spending the next 2 years collecting data and researching Aboriginal use of media and its associated tools amongst the youth, both in… Read More
The health research industry has been making some progress to reach the wider community and their target populations through social media. With smartphones being used by more Australians everyday especially Gen Y, the… Read More
Basic quantitative data For my oral presentation at the 8th Australian and New Zealand Adolescent Health Conference (3rd IAAH Asia Pacific Congress) I prepared and demonstrated the use of a QR code in… Read More
This post is in conjunction with my presentation on the utilization of social media in health communications targeting youth for sexual health promotion, given at the 8th Australian and New Zealand Adolescent Health… Read More
Background Most organizations have a web presence and your ‘non profit’ health organization needs one just as much as ‘for profit’ organizations. Two things happen when a client, carer or an ‘involved’ citizen… Read More
A reflection on Dr. BJ Fogg‘s Persuasion Bootcamp As health professionals working in health promotion and health communications our primary goal is to create programs that result in behavior change. We have become… Read More
The purpose of using videos in reducing the rates of STIs, for example, is to increase “knowledge and perception of STI/HIV risk, promoting positive attitudes toward condom use” and more importantly “building self-efficacy… Read More
#5 Truths and Trials of the Internet and Indigenous culture? Many are concerned whilst only a few are confident that the advancement of communication technology, particularly Social Media can be a beneficial resource… Read More
Plugged In: Remote Australian Youth and Digital Culture By: Inge Kral For most Indigenous people in central and northern Australia the encounter with the western world has been relatively recent. Yet even… Read More
