MOBILE STUDIES INTERNATIONAL
Go Mobile, Stay Smart.
Mobile Studies Congress 2021
Go Mobile, Stay Sustainable
Innovation and Entrepreneurship Building, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Offline: IEB122 (Main Venue, UNNC, China), IEB131/132/125/124 (Partner Sessions via Video links)
Online: Teams (for global) and Zoom (for Australia)
12 November (Friday)
Please register via https://forms.office.com/r/GDiNCXpCSB for Teams link.
Opening Session
Chair: Amira Halperin, Associate Director of Institute for Mobile Studies
08:45-08:55 am (Ningbo, China); 11:45-11:55 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Welcome Speech: Xiaoge Xu, Founding chair of Mobile Studies Congress
08:55-09:00 am (Ningbo, China); 11:55-12:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Opening Speech: Max Schleser, Co-chair of Mobile Studies Congress
09:00 -10:00 am (Ningbo, China); 12:00-01:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Keynote Session #1
Chair: Xin Pei, Associate Director of Institute for Mobile Studies
Wei Lu (China), Dean of College of Media and International Culture, Zhejiang University
Mobile Media and Sustainable Development Goals
Chen Xianhong (China), Dean/Professor, Institute for China Innovative Storytelling
Huazhong University of Science and Technology
Constructing a Meta-Discourse System for Enhancing Chinese Nation Storytelling (in Chinese)
10:00-10:20 am (Ningbo, China); 01:00-01:20 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Break
10:20 am-11:20 am (Ningbo, China); 01:20-2:20 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Keynote Session #2 (in Chinese)
Chair: Xiaoge Xu, Founder of Mobile Studies International
Long Chen (China), Professor/Dean, School of Communication, Soochow University
Criticism of communicative rationality in the era of interface dependence
Yantao Bi (China), Professor, Hainan University
Strategic Communication and Sustainable Development in the Age of Mobile Media
Break 11:20 am-01:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 02:20-3:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
02:00 pm-03:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 05:00-06:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Keynote Session #3 (in Chinese)
Chair: Xiaoge Xu, Founder of Mobile Studies International
Jinghua Yuan (China), Professor, Zhejiang University of Technology
How to Communicate: Government and People in the Age of Social Network
Xingdong Fang (China), Professor, Communication University of Zhejiang
Trends and Opportunities in the Next Decade of the Intelligent Era
03:20-04:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 08:20-09:20 am (London, UK)
Keynote Session #4
Chair: Amira Halperin, Associate Director of Institute for Mobile Studies
Wenshan Jia (US), Ph.D. & Professor, Chapman University and Shandong University
Anna Kolotova (Russia), Post-Doctor Fellow, Global Engagement Academy, Shandong University
Global Storytelling, SDGs, and China
Ibrahim Sirkeci (UK), Professor/Director, International British Business School
Human Mobility and Sustainability
04:00 pm-04:50 pm (Ningbo, China); 07:00-8:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
SDG Research & Publication Editor Forum #1
Chair: Xin Pei, Associate Director of Institute for Mobile Studies
Anthony Fung (Hong Kong, China), Editor-in-Chief of Global Media and China
Ang Peng Hwa (Singapore), Editor-in-Chief of Asian Journal of Communication
MSC2021 Partner Session at Bennett University, India
05:00-06:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 02:30-3:30 pm (Delhi, India), 09:00-10:00 am (London, UK)
Panel #1 Role of Technology in Everyday Mobile Storytelling
Chair: Gloria Khamkar, Bournemouth University, UK
Nithin Kalorth (India), Bennett University, India
Everyday Documentation: Sustainable use of Mobile Technology in Storytelling
Rahul Dass (India), Bennett University, India
User centric Storytelling: Liberating Technological Paradox
Tapas Badal (India), Bennett University, India
Technology in Mobile Storytelling: Prospects and Possibilities
MSC2021 Partner Session at Soochow University, China
07:00-08:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 10:00-11:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #2 Mobile and Privacy
Chair: Xiaoge Xu, Founding Chair of Mobile Studies Congress
Du Dan, Associate Professor of School of Communication, Soochow University
Privacy Paradox of Mobile Intelligent Media Practice (in Chinese)
Huang Gejun, Lecturer, School of Communication, Soochow University
Contact Tracing App and Mobile Privacy in China
Gao Bowen, lecturer of School of Communication, Soochow University
Officials vs. Fans: Effects and Obstacles of International Communication for Suzhou Image
MSC2021 Partner Session at Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Please register via https://forms.office.com/r/AKJaK0AHAp for Zoom link.
10:00-11:00 am (Ningbo, China); 01:00-2:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel # 3 - Visual Stories & Communities
Chair: Hilary Davis, Senior Research Fellow, Social Innovation Research Institute, Swinburne University of Technology
Darren Fisher (Melbourne):
Generative Drawing: Mobile Image Making for the 21st Century
Ronald James Baculo (Manila):
Re-Frame Your Mind: Telling Visual Stories of Mental Health Awareness through Mobile
Smartphone Filmmaking"
Farouk Abou Zeid (Egypt):
Primary Stage Kids' Adoption of Mobile Phones in Egypt
11:00 am-12:30 pm (Ningbo, China); 02:00 -3:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #4 – Mobile Cinematic VR & Mobile XR
Chair: John McCormick, Researcher Centre for Transformative Media Technologies, Swinburne University of Technology
Dafydd Sills-Jones (New Zealand)
Y Trydydd Masg [The Third Mask] 360 MCVR
Augustus Raymond Segar (Sarawak)
XR Documentary
Max Schleser (Melbourne): Memoryscapes
12:30 pm (Ningbo, China); 3:30 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Break
01:00 pm-02:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 4:00 pm- 5pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #5 – Audio Visual Sustainable & Climate Stories
Chair: Darren Fisher, Department Film, Games and Animation, Swinburne University of Technology
Hilary Davis (Melbourne):
Mobile Storytelling Showcasing Sustainable Food Futures
Anna Wiehl (Germany):
When mindfulness, mobile media and artistic self-expression meet reflections on visual poetry, experiential and experimental learning, and on what connects eco and media literacy
Martin Koszolko (Melbourne):
Documenting and manipulating the sound of local climates through mobile music
technologies
02:30-03:30 pm (Ningbo, China); 05:30-6:30 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #6 – Smartphone Filmmaking
Chair: Felix Gyebi, PhD candidate, Swinburne University of Technology
Aparna Sharma (Los Angles):
Visual Inquiry and Cinematic Reflexivity in Mobile Filmmaking: A Case Study of Still Light
Gavin Wilson (UK):
Distributing Anti-professional Cinema: Negotiating the Circuits and Inter-circuits for Liminal Film Festivals in Online Spaces
Darcy Yuille (Melbourne):
Smartphone Filmmaking & Feature Films
Break 03:00 – 03:20 (Ningbo, China); 06:30 - 07:10 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
03:30-04:30 pm (Ningbo, China); 06:30-07:30 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #7 – Emerging Screen Production Formats & Mobile Social Media
Panel Chair: Diana Bossio, Associate Professor, Department of Media and Communication, Swinburne University of Technology
Milan Maric Markuza (New Zealand):
Vertical Video
Shuai Li (China)
The remediation on mobile video platform TikTok
Inger Knude Larsen (Denmark)
Live mobile video on closed platforms to subscribers
04:30—5:30 pm (Ningbo, China); 07:30-8:30 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #8 – Decolonial & Collaborative Stories
Chair: Shuai Li, PhD candidate, Swinburne University of Technology
Felix Amofa Gyebi (Ghana):
Collaborative Smartphone Filmmaking
Bhavna Pathak (India):
Media Dictionary a Tool for Media Literacy
Dominic Pink (New Zealand):
The Essay Film, Decolonial Practice, and Questions of Authorship
13 November (Saturday)
Please register via https://forms.office.com/r/GDiNCXpCSB for Teams link.
09:00-9:50 am (Ningbo, China); 09:00-09:50 pm (New York, US, 12 November)
SDG Research & Publication Editor Forum #2
Chair: Xin Pei, Associate Director of Institute for Mobile Studies
Liang Chen (China), Associate Editor, Environmental Communication
Yang Cheng (US), Guest Editor, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
Guest Editor, Internet Research
09:50-10:40 am (Ningbo, China); 09:50-10:50 pm (New York, US, 12 November)
SDG Research & Publication Editor Forum #3
Chair: Amira Halperin, Associate Director of Institute for Mobile Studies
Qiaolei Jiang (China), Associate Editor, Technology in Society
Dominic Mentor (US), Editor, Advancing Mobile Learning in Contemporary Educational Spaces
10:40-10:50 am (Ningbo, China); 01:40-02:50 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Break
10:50-11:40 am (Ningbo, China); 01:50-02:40 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Mobile Storytelling Symposium #1 (in Chinese)
Village Storytelling, the Mobile Way: Studies from China
Chair: Xiaoge Xu, Founder of Mobile Storytelling Studies
Wang Song (China), Xiangshan Film and Television College
Construction and Dissemination of Intangible Cultural Heritage-Based on Rural Revitalization
Su Guanhuai (China), Xiangshan Film and Television College
An interpretation of the documentary on biodiversity conservation figures of Xishuangbanna
Tropical Rainforest in Yunnan Province
Zhuang Pingping, (China), Xiangshan Film and Television College
Chinese Villages: Rural Aesthetics and Cultural Revitalization
11:40-01:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 03:00-04:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Break
01:00-01:50 pm (Ningbo, China); 04:00-04:50 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Mobile Storytelling Symposium #2
City Storytelling, the Mobile Way: Experience from Expatriates in Ningbo
Chair: Liu Hao, Program Director, Zhejiang Business Technology Institute
Coretta Jarteh, Founder & CEO of Speak Life Arts & Culture
Social Media as Tool to Bridging the Cultural and Social Gap for Foreigners in Ningbo:
A Speak Life Perspective
Stephen DeMarsh, Creative Director
Localized Mobile Storytelling on Douyin
Matthew Charles Galat, JaYoe World Tour
Connecting the world through video storytelling (recorded presentation)
01:50-02:40 pm (Ningbo, China); 04:50-05:40 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Mobile Storytelling Symposium #3
Nation Storytelling, the Mobile Way: Studies from China
Chair: Amira Halperin, Associate Director of Institute for Mobile Studies
Xiaoge Xu, Editor, Nation Storytelling, the Mobile Way: Studies from China
Tingting Shen, Assistant editor, Nation Storytelling, the Mobile Way: Studies from China
Tiankai Tang, Assistant editor, Nation Storytelling, the Mobile Way: Studies from China
02:40-02:50 pm (Ningbo, China); 05:40-05:50 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Break
02:50-03:40 pm (Ningbo, China); 05:50-06:40 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #9 Sustainable Mobile Education and Sustainable Fashion
Chair: Xin Pei, Associate Director of Institute for Mobile Studies
Shanru YANG, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Sustainable Mobile Education in China: Stay Connected, Stay Learning
Naziat Choudhury, University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh
Sustainable fashion: Producer and Consumers’ part in creating green wardrobe
3:40-04:30 pm (Ningbo, China); 06:40-07:30 pm (Melbourne, Australia),
8:40-9:30 pm (Auckland, New Zealand)
Panel #10 Mobile Health Interventions and Mobile Pedagogy
Chair: Amira Halperin, Associate Director of Institute for Mobile Studies
Stoyan Stoyanov, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Design and quality evaluation principles for digital health interventions
David Parsons, The Mind Lab, New Zealand
Defining Mobile Pedagogy
3:40-04:30 pm (Ningbo, China); 6:40-7:30 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #11 Mobile Storytelling and SDGs: Insights from Chinese Journalists
Chair: Tingting Shen, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Yan Fang, Senior Reporter of GRT Radio
Mobile Journalism, a Boost to Poverty Alleviation
Phoenix Zhang, Former Reporter, Founder of an Influential We-Media
How Mobile Empowers Women Entrepreneurship: Story from a We-media Female Start-up
Workshop #1
Mobile Research & DiVoMiner Workshop
04:30-05:30 pm (Ningbo, China); 07:30-08:30 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Chair: Xin Pei, Associate Director of Institute for Mobile Studies
Wenny Cao (China), Managing Director, Shanghai Office of BoYiData
Laurence Dang (China), Senior Researcher of BoYi Data
DiVoMiner for Mobile SDG Storytelling Studies
MSC2021 Partner Session at African University, Zimbabwe
Panel #12
03:00-04:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 09:00-10:00 am (Africa University, Zimbabwe)
Chair: Basuti Bolo, Managing Director of Mobile Studies Africa
Agripah Kandiero, Africa University – Zimbabwe
Mobile Learning Adoption, Determinants and Opportunities in Africa
Sabelo Chinzwina, Sol Plaatje Univerity – South Africa
Innovating and transforming Pedagogy in Africa using Social Media Learning
04:00-04:20 pm (Ningbo, China); 10:00-10:20 am (Africa University, Zimbabwe)
Break
Panel #13
04:20-05:20 pm (Ningbo, China); 10:20-11:20 am (Africa University, Zimbabwe)
Chair: Basuti Bolo, Managing Director of Mobile Studies Africa
Supa Mandiwanzira, Alpha Media Holdings & Parliament of Zimbabwe
National media and education: reconceptualizing the boundaries of formal and informal
learning in Africa
Ephraim Mhlanga, Southern Africa Institute of Distance Education (SAIDE), University of the
Witwatersrand (WITS)
Towards Education, Access, Equity and Quality Africa’s Higher Education using Open
Educational Resources (OER)
MSC2021 Partner Session at Zhejiang Wanli University, China
Mobile Communication and Culture Special Session (in Chinese)
09:00-10:30 am (Ningbo, China); 12:00-01:30 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #14
Qiang Yuexin, Dean of School of Journalism and Communication, Wuhan University
The Change of Discourse Mode of Short Video News Comments
Lei Shi, Dean of School of Humanities, Southwest Jiaotong University
Mobile for Rejuvenating Rural China
Zhang Yuqiang, Vice President of Communication University of China Press
Opportunities and Challenges Brought by Mobility to International Communication Theory and Practice
Zheng Suxia, Deputy Dean of School of Journalism and Communication, Zhengzhou University
Policy research on information differentiation and Inclusive development in rural areas
Deng Niansheng, Associate Professor, School of Journalism and Communication, Nanchang University
Short video Communication Risk and Collaborative Governance under artificial Intelligence Environment
Chen Zhiqian, Dean and Professor, College of Culture and Media, Zhejiang Wanli University
New Media and Government Affairs and Image
10:55-12:00 am (Ningbo, China); 01:55-03:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #15
Ning Hailin, Academic leader of Journalism and Communication, Executive Dean and Professor of Modern Communication Research Institute of Ningbo University
Production Path of Short Government Videos from the Perspective of Better Life
Zhang Wenxiang, Director of The Institute of Network and Social Governance, Zhejiang University
Sustainable Path to Mobile Web Content Governance
Ma Jia, Professor and Party Secretary of School of Culture and Media, Zhejiang Wanli University
Study on the Learning Ability and Comprehensive Development of College Students in Online Communities
Wang Cuirong, Professor and Director of Discipline Office, Zhejiang Wanli University
Do mobile Communication Well, Further Improve the Image of Ningbo city
Huang Chaoqin, Associate professor and dean assistant, School of Culture and Communication, Zhejiang Wanli University
The Social Value and Cultural Reflection of Short Video Consumption
Shang Shuai, Associate Professor and Director of Online Media Department, Zhejiang Wanli University
Catering and Control: Research on Emotional Labor of Network Anchors
MSC2021 Partner Session at Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Please register via https://forms.office.com/r/3eHhhiBX4e for Zoom link.
Mobile Game Show
09:30-10:30 am (Ningbo, China); 12:30-01:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia); Sao Paulo, Brazil: 10:30 pm (Friday, 12 November)
Swinburne University Innovation Precinct
Level 4 of the Innovation Precinct - FS401
Avant Garden / Sustainability Game: Paulo Hartman
Chair: Augustus Raymond Segar, Swinburne University of Technology, Sarawak, Malaysia
Mobile Film Show #1
10:00 am -11:00 am (Ningbo, China); 01:00 pm-02:00pm (Melbourne, Australia)
09:00 pm (Toronto, Canada, Friday, 12 November)
#Eco Smartphone Films: Introduced by Dr Gerda Cammaer, Ryerson University, Canada & Dr Max Schleser, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
11:00 am -12:00pm Ningbo, China; 02:00 pm-03:00pm (Melbourne, Australia)
New York, US: 10:00 pm (Friday, 12 November)
Keynote Session #5
Chair: Max Schleser, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia & Co-chair Mobile Studies Congress
Karl Bardosh (US): New York University
21st Century Storytelling & Smartphone Filmmaking
Mario R. Garcia (US): Columbia University; CEO/Founder, García Media
SDGs Storytelling, the Mobile Way: Experience from US
Mobile Film Show #2
01:00 pm – 02:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 04:00 pm-5:00pm (Melbourne, Australia); 08:00 am (Istanbul, Turkey)
Smartphone Stories & Mobile-Mentary showcase
Chair: Dean Keep, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Letterbox Populi: documenting democracy during COVID-19
Miranda Wilson, New Zealand
Smartphone Stories
Dan Schultheis, Australia
Cinespace
Zeynep Merve Uygun, Turkey
A Showcase on SDG Mobilementaries
Mobile Film Show #3
02:00 pm – 03:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 05:00 pm – 06:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Smartphone Filmmakers plenary session (45 min):
Chair: Adrian Jeffs, Smartphone Filmmaker
Per invite for all selected filmmakers in the MINA International Mobile Innovation Screening.
Mobile Film Show #4
03:00 pm – 04:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 06:00 pm – 07:00pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Smartphone Film Festivals (45 min):
Chair: Max Schleser, Director MINA, Mobile Innovation Network & Association
with
Michael Osheku – African International Smartphone Film Festival, Nigeria
Angela Blake – SF3, Australia
Robert Fitzhugh – Dublin Smartphone Film Festival, Ireland
Krystof Safer – Vertifilms, Czech Republic
Abdul Kabil Khan - Dhaka International Mobile Film Festival, Bangladesh
04:00 pm- 05:00pm (Ningbo, China); 07:00 pm – 8:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia); 08:00 am (London, UK), 09:00am (France & Germany)
Mobile Storytelling Symposium #4
Innovative Planet Plenary session I:
Storytelling’s Role in Advancing Carbon Literacy: Racing to Zero
Chairs:
Tim Breitbarth, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Anna Gerke, Audencia Business School, France
Petra Molthan-Hill, Professor of Sustainable Management and Education for Sustainable Development, Co-Chair of the UN PRME Working Group on Climate Change and Environment, Nottingham Trent University, UK
Riccardo Wagner, Professor of Corporate Communication and Marketing and Head of Media School, Fresenius University of Applied Science, GER
Chamila Perera, Marketing Lecturer; Co-Chair UN PRME Community of Practice; Swinburne University of Technology, AUS
05:00 pm – 06:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 08:00 pm – 09:00pm (Melbourne, Australia); 09:00 am -10:00am (London, UK)
Mobile Storytelling Symposium #5
Innovative Planet Plenary session II (45 min):
Polyphonic documentary storytelling & sustainability
Chair: Max Schleser, Swinburne University of Technology
Judith Aston, Associate Professor Interactive & Immersive Media at UWE Bristol, UK
Stefano Odorico, Reader in Contemporary Screen Media at Leeds Trinity University, UK
14 November (Sunday)
MSC2021 Partner Session at Chongqing University, China
Please register via https://forms.office.com/r/GDiNCXpCSB for Teams link.
Mobile Use and Public Events
Chair: Tiance Dong, Professor and Dean, School of Journalism and Communication, Chongqing University
09:00-09:50 am (Chongqing, China); 12:00-01:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #16: Discourse Power in Chinese Mobile Media
Minghua Wu, Chongqing Univeristy
Discourse Power Shifting in Chinese Social Media
Yanrong Chen, Chongqing University
“Justice Is Communicative”: the Cross-field Boundary Practice in Controversial Public Judicial Events
Huiqin Li, Liaoning University
Brand China, Multi-subject, Multi-dimension and Platform Strategy: National Image Construction from the Perspective of Public Diplomacy during the COVID-19 Pandemic
09:50-10:40 am (Chongqing, China); 01:00-01:40 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #17: Political Participation in Chinese Mobile Media
Jun Wang, Chongqing University
An Empirical Study on the Impacts of Political Psychology on Internet Political Participation
Tong Li, Yunnan University
An analysis of youth‘s online political participation and emotional tendency in Xinjiang Cotton incident
Yangmei Jiang, Chongqing University
New media users' position and cognition on conspiracy theory
Wuyue Zhang, Chongqing University
The Development Trend of Government Social Media In the era of Intelligent Communication
11:00 am-11:50 pm (Chongqing, China); 02:00-03:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel # 18: Mobile Media Use in China
Xiaoyuan Jiang, Chongqing University
An Extension of the Extended Parallel Process Model (EPPM): The Influence of High School Students’ Parents’ Telecom Fraud Perception on Parental Mediation
Di Zhu, Chongqing University
Narrative, affective and attribution: School violence as a social media hot topic of Zhihu online community in China
Can Yang, Chongqing University
Internet Use and Internet Addiction among Chinese Elderly: Evidence from Chinese General Social Survey
Workshop #2:
01:00-02:30 pm (Ningbo, China); 05:00-07:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
SDGs and Mobile Film Screenwriting
Stephen Andriano-Moore, Assistant Professor, Xian-Jiaotong Liverpool University, Suzhou, China
Workshop #3:
02:30-04:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 06:00-08:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
SDGs and Mobile Photography
Jiang Cheng, Lecturer, Zhejiang Wanli University
Workshop #4:
04:00-05:30 pm (Ningbo, China); 05:00-07:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
SDGs and Short Video Production
Qumo Ren, PhD candidate, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
MSC2021 Partner Session at Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Workshop #5
09:00 am (Ningbo, China); 11:00 am (Melbourne, Australia)
Online all day workshop by Unfolding Media Aotearoa via Discord
Unfolding Media Aotearoa members:
Associate Professor Dafydd Sills-Jones, Dr Anna Jackson,
Dr Rufus McEwan, Auckland University of Technology, Aotearoa-NZ
Please register via email dafydd.sills-jones@aut.ac.nz
During this one day online workshop we will issue a challenge to delegates to create, experiment, iterate and share responses to sustainability using free and everyday digital media making tools - thus navigating the plethora of free and agile apps and equipment that we now live amongst - tapping into the resources that we already have, rather than fetishising the brands and prosumer media making tools that we might otherwise aspire to.
Delegates are also invited to reflect on the implications of this attempt. It’s easy to say that we are in a kind of ‘transmedia 2.0’ era, where the app-sphere and ubiquity of smartphone devices and high-speed mobile networks have ‘democratised’ media production, and collapsed the difference between consumer and producer, private and public. But this surely can’t be that easy? The access to networks vary on geographic and social levels, and kit still requires capital outlay. Technology has its ontological logic, that drives users towards specific ends, and lives within ecosystemic configurations that open up some pathways of expression, and block others. Technology itself is socially determined, and as such can be both a reflection of cultural hegemony (i.e. dominant power/economic relations), and local resistances to those hegemonic forces (i.e. glocal content, ‘Arab Spring’ moments).
So, where does this leave the individual media maker, and their navigation of the design and execution of a media work on sustainability? This workshop creates a space for doing and thinking these issues. Please register in advance.
MSC2021 Partner Session at Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
Please register via https://forms.office.com/r/RMxDdXK1jZ for Zoom link.
Workshop #6
11:00 am (Ningbo, China); 02:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Screenings & Workshops @ Swinburne Studio ACMI
02:00 pm – 03:00 pm via Zoom
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Max Schleser & Adrian Jeffs – MINA Smartphone Filmmaking
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Rob Layton -Smartphone Filmmaker & Bond University
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Andrew Robb-Smartphone Filmmaker
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Martin Koszolko - Mobile Music
Mobile Film Show #5
12:00 pm – 12:30pm (Ningbo, China); 03:00 pm – 03:30 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
MINA New Voices Screening (30min) via Xerb and Zoom
Chair: Zinna Vroland and Bella Henry-Jerrett, Swinburne University of Technology students & emerging filmmakers
Mobile Film Show #6
12:30 pm – 1:30pm (Ningbo, China); 03:30 pm -04:30 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
MINA Containing Covid-19 Screening (60min) via Xerb and Zoom
Chair: Micheal Hollis / Ruairi Walsh
04.30-05:00 pm break
Workshop #7
02:00-02:40 pm (Ningbo, China); 05:00-05:40 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
via Zoom
FiLMiC Pro / FILMCOVERT Workshop
John Parker - FilmConvert
Eliot Fitzroy from FiLMiC Pro
Panel #19
03:00 -04:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 06:00 pm -07:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
via Zoom
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Stephen Quinn, Norway, iPhone film
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Nico Piro, Italy, MoJo, Crises production
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Kev Lavery – Adobe Rush
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Dafydd Sills-Jones, Transmedia Time Challenge
Mobile Film Show #7
04:00 pm – 05:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 07:00 pm – 08:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
MINA International Mobile Innovation Screening (63min)
Chair: Max Schleser, Director MINA, Mobile Innovation Network & Association
Mobile Film Show #8
05:00 pm – 6.30 pm (Ningbo, China); 08:00 pm – 9.30 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Introduction by Darcy Yuille – One Punch (73 min) via Xerb and Zoom and Q & A with smartphone filmmaker / director
8 pm (73min) Introduction by Darcy Yuille – One Punch
One Punch and Q&A
Online Screening & Smartphone Film Festival:
https://xerb.tv/channel/mina/virtual-events/2239
Screening & Smartphone Film Festival Program:
https://www.yumpu.com/s/OyHhIWCe0XmGfnRS
14 November Sunday
MSSS Special Session Mixed with Partner Session at Lanzhou University, China
Please register via https://forms.office.com/r/GDiNCXpCSB for Teams link.
09:00-09-:50 am (Ningbo, China); 12:00-12:50 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #20
Chair: Shanru Yang, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Raisha Jesmin Rafa, University of Nottingham Malaysia
How Online Fandoms Can Facilitate Learning in the Digitally Mediated Age
Yicheng Xiao, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
A Review of Related Literature on Mobile Learning
Yang Mengtian, Lanzhou University
Virtual Presence: Taking the Short Video of Catching Up with the Sea as an Example
09:50-10:40 am (Ningbo, China); 12:50 am-01:40 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #21
Chair: Nancy Liu, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Qiao Lin, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Mobile Learning and College Students: Expectations, Difficulties and Strategies
Zilin Zhou, Zhejiang Wanli University
Overview of Video Mobile Education in Medicine
Xu Zihe, Lanzhou University
The sustainable Development of Mobile Communication
10:40-10:50 am (Ningbo, China); 01:40 -01:50 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Break
10:50-11:40 am (Ningbo, China); 01:50-02:40 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #22
Chair: Dimple Thadani, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Sujon Chandra SARKAR, Bangladesh
Use of mobile applications to Enhance Students’ Engagement in Management Classes of a
Government College, Bangladesh.
Nehl Mahmood Ghani, University of Nottingham Malaysia
Containing COVID-19, the Mobile Way: A Cross-Country Comparison (UK vs. China) of the
Effectiveness of Contact-Tracing Applications in Curbing Spread of COVID-19
Nur Aribah Atiqah Mohamad Raus, University of Nottingham Malaysia
Communication Through Appliances
11:40-01:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 02:40-04:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Break
01:00 - 01:50 pm (Ningbo, China); 04:00-04:50 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #23
Chair: Tingting Shen, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Meilin Zhi, Zhejiang Wanli University
Exploring a new path of international communication: News games construct the common semantic space for cross-cultural communication
Jeannette GOON, University of Nottingham, Malaysia
Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds for Cultivating and Maintaining Cross-Cultural Male Friendships
Duan Yihan, Lanzhou University
Mobile Media and Communication: A Scientometric Analysis Using CiteSpace
01:50-02:40 pm (Ningbo, China); 04:50-05:40 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #24
Chair: Qumo Ren, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Tianyi Li, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Luxury Social Media Marketing in China: The case of WeChat
Bingyi Wu, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Implications of Mobile Social Media Marketing of Luxury Fashion Brands towards Millennials
Yunping Hu, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Network Fraud and the Elderly: The Case of China
Guanzhong Wang, University of Nottingham, UK
Impacts of Mobile Marketing on Facebook
02:40-03:30 pm (Ningbo, China); 05:40-06:30 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #25
Chair: Chenxiang Elaine Ji, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Mir Hasib, Khulna University, Bangladesh
Mobile Journalism Practice in Bangladesh and India during COVID-19 Pandemic
Quansui Gao, Zhejiang Wanli University
Improve the Experience of Using Cloud Storage on Mobile Phones
Ye Kong, Lanzhou University
Use of Mobile Positioning Functions: College Students' Concerns and Coping Strategies
03:30-03:40 pm (Ningbo, China); 06:30-06:40 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Break
03:40-05:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 06:40-08:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #26
Chair: Xin Pei, Associate Director of Institute for Mobile Studies
Xueqi ZHANG, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Weibo as a discursive resource: #MakeFemaleWorkersVisible, the feminist hashtag activism
during COVID-19 in China
Jiahang Li, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Explore how mobile applications define beauty ideals for Chinese females
Zhang Cangyue, University of Nottingham Malaysia
Social media: How can social media affect teenage boys and girls differently?
Zhongyi Guan, Lanzhou University
A study on the polarization of internet public opinion in China in the era of mobile
Communication
03:40-05:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 06:40-08:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #27 (in Chinese)
Chair: Tingting Shen, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
Wang Lu, Lanzhou University
Mobile-Platform-Based IP of Athlete Stars: Creation and Value Sustainability
Zhang Qin, Lanzhou University
Converged Media in the Context of Mobile Communication
Yaxuan He, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
The Root: Literature Review of Mobility and Students’ Mental Health in China
05:00-06:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 08:00-09:00 (Melbourne, Australia)
Panel #28 (in Chinese)
Chair: Xiaoge Xu, Founder of Mobile Studies International
Shuo Liu, Lanzhou University
Currents and Trends of Audio Book Studies: A CiteSpace Analysis
Xiujie Wang, Lanzhou University
The Innovative Development of Vertical Video from the Perspective of Focus Theory
Xinxin Yu, Lanzhou University
Examining NetEase Cloud Music from the Perspective of Interactive Ritual Chain
Closing Sessions
06:00 pm (Ningbo, China); 09:00 pm (Melbourne, Australia)
Chair: Xin Pei, Associate Director of Institute for Mobile Studies
Concluding Remarks: Max Schleser, Co-Chair of Mobile Studies Congress
Announcing MSC2022: Xiaoge Xu, Founding Chair of Mobile Studies Congress
Organizers:
Mobile Studies International
Mobile Innovation Network and Association
Co-organizers:
Institute for Mobile Studies, School of International Communications, University of Nottingham Ningbo China
College of Media and International Culture, Zhejiang University
Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
In collaboration with:
ERS e-Research & Solutions, Macao, China
School of Culture and Communication, Zhejiang Wanli University, China
School of Journalism and Communication, Chongqing University, China
School of Communication, Soochow University, China
