Emerging Researchers in Ageing (ERA) / AAG Student and Early Career Group (SECG) Workshop
Listening with images: A photographic workshop on using the camera in research design and documentation
DATE: Tuesday 12 November 2024
TIME: 1.15pm to 3.15pm
ROOM: TBC at Grand Chancellor
COST: No cost for SECG / ERA Members
ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP
This workshop explores the use of photographic methods in research with older adults, emphasising the power of visual storytelling to elicit experiences, memories and perspectives. Participants will learn techniques for integrating photography into qualitative research, including ethical considerations and participant care.
The workshop will also cover best practices for documenting research projects, focusing on the use of photos to enhance data collection, analysis, and presentation. Attendees will gain hands-on experience in creating photo narratives and developing strategies to ensure their research documentation effectively supports their work.
This workshop offers students and early career researchers the opportunity to learn how to integrate visual research methods into a mixed methods study and the opportunity to practice creating engaging photographic images using a camera phone.
Key Outcomes Photographic Research Methods – learn how to incorporate visual methods (photo voice, photo elicitation, etc) in to your research· Ethical Practices – understand ethicalconsiderations, including informed consent, privacy, and respectfulrepresentations in research DocumentationSkills – gain strategies for effectively documenting your research projectusing your iPhone, ensuing comprehensive research and engaging visuals
SPEAKER
Dr Tricia King
Tricia King is a lecturer in Photography University of Sunshine Coast. She is a researcher in creative arts health projects for wellbeing focusing on creative engagement with older people through photographic and creative practices.
Utilising lens-based techniques such as photo voice, photo-elicitation, documentary and collaborative photography, Tricia’s work is in partnership with older people living in aged care and living with dementia.
The below form is for those attendees who need to register for ONLY the pre conference workshops on the 12 November. If you wish to register for the full conference and workshops, please use the link on the main registration page
Cancellation of Workshop Registrations All workshop cancellations must be made in writing by emailing aagconference@aag.asn.au. Registration fees for workshops will be refunded less a $10 cancellation fee prior to 5pm on Friday 25 October 2024. After this date, we regret that no refunds will be made, however substitute delegates will be accepted. Please note that cancellation fees will apply whether or not payment is received at the time of registration.
