Multimedia and Distance Learning System

2nd International European Ph.D.  Lab Meeting

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

 

Symbols:	Different type of sessions:
	On lineWeb auditorium/ e-meeting
	Audio-receiving You will be always able to listen
	Audio-sendingYou are not allowed to send audio, unless you are  presenting, or have a question to pose. The audio may not work properly if many participants send audio at the same time, so do turn off your microphone when done.
	Video-sendingYou are not allowed to send video, unless you are  presenting, as the audio may not cope with it.
	Video-recording All the sessions will be recorded using the Marratech software. The lectures will also be recorded using a video camera

 

 

Day	Time	Type of session	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff
April29Friday	Morning  10:00 11:00		Welcome address  Basic instruction and code of conduct to participatein the on-line session. Face to face and on-line participants presentation	Prof. Annamaria de Rosa,Scientific co-ordinator of the European Ph.D. on Social Representation and CommunicationItaly Dr. Rikard Stenberg,Marratech CompanySweden
	11:0011:30		Coffee break
	11:3012:30		Presentation of the Second International Lab Meeting Scientific Programme.	Prof. Annamaria de Rosa,Scientific co-ordinator of the European Ph.D. on Social Representation and CommunicationItaly
	13:0015:00		Lunch and Coffee break
	Afternoon   15:0017:00		Marratech Basic Trainingon European Ph.D. web-auditorium	Dr. Rikard Stenberg,Marratech CompanySweden

 

 

Day	Time	Type of session	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff
April30Saturday	Morning 10:0011:30		Marratech Basic Trainingon European Ph.D.web-auditorium	Dr. Rikard Stenberg,Marratech CompanySweden
	11:3012:00		Coffee break
	12:0013:00		Active test and feedbacks on the basic  learning skills acquired by the participants	Dr. Rikard Stenberg,Marratech CompanySweden
	13:00 15:00		Lunch and Coffee break
	Afternoon 15:0017:00		Q&A regarding the Marratech software	Dr. Rikard Stenberg,Marratech CompanySweden

 

List of documents:

1. Guidebook for the use of the European Ph.D. Marratech Pro. Web auditorium
2. The guide of conduct designed to participate in the on-line events;
3. Plumpton, B. (2005) How students can make conferring work, Open University web site
4. The new tools for the on-line evaluation of the research reports developed by the research trainers at different stages of their doctoral training.

List of texts and scientific material about the Image-based research and social representations:

Texts of the conferences :

Angela Arruda (Brazil)

Annammaria de Rosa (Italy)

Anna Maria Giannini (Italy)

Renata Metastasio (Italy)

Clelia Nascimento (Brazil)

 

 Participant’s Workshop Materials:

 Boyka Bratanova (Bulgary)

 Ticu Costantin  (Romania)

 Maria Libera D’Ambrosio (Italy)

Cristina Gioiosa (Italy)

 Adrian Guzman  (Mexico)

 Matteo Ionta (Italy)

 Lilian Negura (Canada)

 Tani Pedreira (Brazil)

Anne Katrin Sclhag (Germany)

 Celia Soares (Portugal)

 

 Articles for in-depth study:

Adelman, C. (i998). Photocontest, in J.Prosser, (ed.) Image-based Research, London and New York, Falmer Press: 148-161.

Banks, M. (1998). Visual anthropology: Image, Object and Interpretation, in J.Prosser, (ed.) Image-based Research, London and New York, Falmer Press: 9-23

Bauer, M., Gaskell G., Allum N.C. (2000). Quality, Quantity and Knowledge Interests: Avoiding Confusions, in M.W. Bauer & G. Gaskell (ed.) Qualitative Researching with text, Image and Sound, London-Thousand Oaks-New Delhi, Sage Publications: 3-17.

de Rosa, A.S., Farr, R. (2001). Icon and symbol: two sides of the coin in the investigation of social representations, in F. Buschini & N. Kalampaliki (eds.) Penser la vie, le social, la nature. Melanges en hommage à Serge Moscovici. Les Editions de la Maison des Sciences de l’Homme, Paris: 237-256

Flick, U. (1998). Visual Data. An Overview, in U.Flick, (ed.) An Introduction to Qualitative Research, London-Thousand Oaks-New Delhi, Sage Publications: 159-164.

Gaskell G. (2000). Individual and Group Interviewing in M.W. Bauer & G. Gaskell (ed.) Qualitative Researching with text, Image and Sound, London-Thousand Oaks-New Delhi, Sage Publications: 38-55.

Harper, D. (1998). An Argument for Visual Sociology, in J.Prosser, (ed.) Image-based Research, London and New York, Falmer Press: 24-41.

Jovchelovitch, S., Bauer M.W. (2000). Narrative Interviewing in M.W. Bauer & G. Gaskell (ed.) Qualitative Researching with text, Image and Sound, London-Thousand Oaks-New Delhi, Sage Publications: 57-73.

Loizos, P. (2000). Video, Film and Photographs as Research Documents, in M.W. Bauer & G. Gaskell (ed.) Qualitative Researching with text, Image and Sound, London-Thousand Oaks-New Delhi, Sage Publications: 246-262.

Prosser,J. (1998). The status of Image-based Research, in J.Prosser, (ed.) Image-based Research, London and New York, Falmer Press: 97-112.

Rose, D. (2000). Analysis of Moving Images, in M.W. Bauer & G. Gaskell (ed.) Qualitative Researching with text, Image and Sound, London-Thousand Oaks-New Delhi, Sage Publications: 93-106.

Tisseron, S. (1995). Les trois fonctions de l’image, in S.Tisseron, (ed.)Psychanalyse de l’image, Paris, Dunod: 157-172.

Tisseron, S. (1995). La voie occidentale des images et ses quiproquos, i S.Tisseron, (ed.) Psychanalyse de l’image, Paris, Dunod: 173-188.

Warburton, T. (1998). Cartoons and Teachers: mediated Visual Images as Data, in J.Prosser, (ed.) Image-based Research, London and New York, Falmer Press: 252-162

 

Day	Time	Type of session	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff
May02Monday	Morning 10:00 11:30		Marratech Advanced Trainingon European Ph.D.web-auditorium	Dr. Rikard Stenberg,Marratech CompanySweden
	11:30 12:00		Coffe break
	12:00 13:00		Active test and feedbacks on the Advanced  learning skills acquired by the participants	Dr. Rikard Stenberg,Marratech CompanySweden
	13:00 15:00		Lunch and Coffee break
	Afternoon15:00 17:00		Image-based research and social representations: the drawing as vehicle for studying Social Representations	Prof. Annamaria de Rosa,  Scientific co-ordinator of the European Ph.D. on Social Representation and Communication Italy

 

Day	Time	Type of session	Topic/Events	Teaching Staffand active participants
May03Tuesday	Morning 10:0013:00		Participants’ Workshop session: Analysis of drawings: a method for research on the development of children’s social knolowledge.	Celia SoaresEuropean Ph.D.on S.R. & C.  Research TraineeI.S.C.T.E. LisboaPortugal
	13:0015:00		Lunch and Coffee break
	15:0017:00		Imaginary and socialRepresentation of Brazil	Prof. Angela ArrudaUniversidade Federal Rio de JaneiroBrazil

 

Day	Time	Type of session	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff
May04 Wednesday	Morning 10:0011:00		Techniques and Method of Analysis of images in advertising: a “content analysis” based research on international magazines.	Prof. Renata MetastasioLa Sapienza University, RomeItaly
	11:00 11:30		Coffee break
	11:3013:00		Applying the grid for the analysis of advertising
	13:00 15:00		Lunch and Coffee break
	Afternoon15:00 17:00		Applying the photo language in focus group	Prof. Annamaria de Rosa,Assisted by Elena BocciEuropean Ph.D.on S.R. & C.Research traineeItaly

Day	Time	Type of session	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff
May05Thursday	Morning 10:00 13:00		Participants’ Workshop session: Images as support of past social moments; pilot test research in Romanian population.   Lay perceptions of GM food risk. Images of messing with nature.      Images as vehicle of social representations in the advertising posters pro-and anti-tabac.  Political posters about immigrants and immigration	Ticu Costantinexperienced researcherUniversity ofIasi CuzaRomania   Schlag Anne KatrinDoctoral research trainee at L.S.E., U.K.European Ph.D.on S.R. & C.Marie Curie fellowGermany  Lilian Negura    University of Laval,         Montrèal          Canada Andrea DavoloEuropean PhD on S.R. & CResearch TraineeItaly
	13:00 15:00		Lunch and Coffee break
	Afternoon15:00 17:00		Brazilian research on Social Representation	Prof. Angela ArrudaUniversidade Federal Rio de JaneiroBrazil

 

 

Day	Time	Type of session	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff
May06Friday	Morning 10:00 13:00		Participants’ Workshop session:  Minority languages and the Internet     The toys that we live by.     The map of the city as a tool for investigating Social Representations of the environment	Matteo Ionta University of“La Sapienza”Italy  Boyka BratanovaUniversity of MelbourneAustralia  Maria Libera d’Ambrosio,European Ph.D.on S.R. & C.Research TraineeItalyRoberta FonteLa Sapienza University and E.H.E.S.S.Research TraineeItaly
	13:00 15:00		Lunch and Coffee break
	Afternoon15:00 17.00		Social representations in visual art: cognitive and emotional aspects	Prof. Annamaria GianniniLa Sapienza University, Rome Italy

 

 

Day	Time	Type of session	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff
May07Saturday	Morning 10:00 13:00		Participants’ Workshop session: Between euphoria and europhobia: familiarisation processes to the euro via institutional communication and print media advert.  Metaphors and Icons “of” and “via” Internet.    Images on the masks for health through communication channels.	Cristina GioiosaEuropean Ph.D.on S.R. & C.Research traineeItaly  Adrian GuzmanEuropean Ph.D.on S.R. & C.Research Trainee          Mexico Tani Pedreira. Universidade Federal da BahiaExperienced researcherBrazil
	13:00 15:00		Lunch and Coffee
	Afternoon 15:0017:00		The use of iconic representation in science communication	Prof. Clélia Maria Nascimento-Schulze,Campus Universitário Trinidade Florianópolis  Santa CatarinaBrazil
	17:0017:30		Evaluation of the event and suggestions for the future.   Forum Discussion with all the participants	Prof. Annamaria de Rosa,Scientific co-ordinator of the European Ph.D. on S.R. & CItaly Ing. Rikard Stenberg,Marratech CompanySweden

 

 

Day	Time	Type of session	Topic/Events	Teaching Staff
May 8Sunday	Morning 10:00 13:00	Off-line	Concluding session at the lab with the face-to-face  participants	Prof. Annamaria de Rosa,Scientific co-ordinator of the European Ph.D. on S.R. & CItaly   Dr. Rikard Stenberg,Marratech CompanySweden
	13:00 15:00		Lunch and Coffee