Protocol+2015+schedule

Online Campaigns and Offline Action: An Exploration of Civic Engagement and Slacktivism
 * ** Doors Open ** ||  ||   || ** 9:00 ** ||
 * ** Session 1: **


 * Time:** 9:10-10:40

** Presentation 2: ** “Transit(ioning) to a Liveable City: The Bus Lane Debate in Hamilton, Ontario” by Steve Watts ** Presentation 3: ** “The Movement Between: User engagement with social and political viral campaigns in the digital and physical world” by Chandell Gosse and Alyssa MacDougall  || ** Presenter ** || ** Time ** ||
 * Chair: ** Ryan Price || **Presentation 1:** “An Ethnographic Study of the Re-conceptualization of Opinion Leadership via Twitter amongst Egyptian Revolutionaries in The Post-Jan.25 Revolution Era” by Hend Abdalmotagally
 * REFRESHMENTS

10:40-10:55 || REFRESHMENTS

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 * Keynote Speaker: Dr. Michael Strangelove 10:55-11:55 || **Title of Presentation** ||
 * REFRESHMENTS

11:55-12:00 || ||  **Presenter 1:** Alyssa Tremblay

**Presenter 2:** Lily Beaul || **Strangelove**

**Presentation 1:** 10:55- 11:15

11:15-11:35
 * Presentation 2: **

**Q&A:** 11:35-11:45 ||
 * ** Session 2: ** Intersections of Humans and Computers: Language and A Blurring of Relationships

Time: 12:00-1:00

Chair: Dr. David Harris Smith || ** Presentation 1: ** “Psalms, planets and fleshy hardware: Manifestations of spirituality and technological anxiety in code poetry” by Alyssa Tremblay || ** Dr. Michael Strangelove ** || ** 11:45-12:45 ** ||
 * Presentation 2: ** “Utopic: A Game Just For You” by Lily Beaul
 * ** LUNCH BREAK **
 * 1:00-2:15 ** || ** LUNCH BREAK ** || ** LUNCH BREAK ** || ** 12:45-2:15 ** ||
 * **Session 3:** Media Framing and the Construction of Public Opinion

Time: 2:15-3:15

**Chair:** Dr. Philip Savage || **Presentation 1:** “Mobile Microblogging and Electronic Cigarettes: Ubiquitous Computing, Ubiquitous advertising, Ubiquitous Smoking?” by Stephanie Ritter

**Presentation 2:** “Politics, Perceptions and Power: Analyzing Representations of Russia in American News Media during the MH17 Crisis” by Sebastian Dobosz ||  **Presenter 1:** Stephanie Ritter

**Presenter 2:** Sebastian Dobosz || **Presenter 1:** 2:15-2:35

**Presenter 2:** 2:35-2:55

**Q&A:** 2:55-3:05 ||
 * ** REFRESHMENTS **


 * 3:15-4:30 ** || ** REFRESHMENTS ** || ** REFRESHMENTS ** || ** 3:05-3:20 ** ||
 * **Session 4:** The Pervasiveness of Surveillance: Privacy, Politics, and Hacking

Time: 4:30-4:45

**Chair:** Rianka Singh || **Presentation 1:** “'We are Data. Connection is Power': Information capitalism, neopolitics, and hacker culture as explored in Ubisoft’s ‘Watch_Dogs’” by Sadia Sharmin

**Presentation 2:** “Programming a Civic Net: Lessons from the Periphery” by Guy Hoskins ||  **Presenter 1:** Sadia Sharmin

**Presenter 2:** Guy Hoskins || **Presenter 1:** 3:20-3:40

**Presenter 2:** 3:40-4:00

**Q&A:** 4:00-4:10 ||
 * ** REFRESHMENTS **


 * 4:45- 5:15 ** || ** REFRESHMENTS ** || ** REFRESHMENTS ** || ** 4:10-4:25 ** ||
 * **Session 5:** Open Source Software: An Exploration of Accessibility, Anarchy, and Authority

**Chair:** Dr. Paige Morgan || **Presentation 1:** “Understanding Modding Culture: A Historical Look at F/OSS Game Engines”

|| **Presenter 1:** Cameron Taylor

|| **Presentation 1:** 4:25-4:45

4:45-4:55 ||
 * ** Closing Remarks **
 * 5:15 ** ||  ||   || ** 4:55-5:00 ** ||