People
Members of the INC group are involved in a number of different funded and unfunded projects.
CDU Staff
Michael Christie, School of Education
INC projects:
- Homeland Micro
e-business
- Software for Indigenous
Communities Knowledge Work
- Computer Business
Workshop
- The
social life of the computer at Ramingining
- family-level microbusiness
- remote
tele-interpreting scoping study
- indigenous Knowledge
and Resource Management in Northern Australia
- remote perspectives on
community capacity
- desert knowledge and intellectual
property scoping project
- science, ICT and
maths education in regional and remote Australia - Maths as
a community practice
- Read English on the web
John Greatorex, School of Australian Indigenous Knowledge Systems
INC projects:
- Homeland Micro
e-business
- Software for Indigenous
Communities Knowledge Work
- Computer Business
Workshop
- The
social life of the computer at Ramingining
- small scale cultural
tourism in east Arnhemland homeland centres
- remote perspectives
on community capacity
- remote tele-interpreting
scoping study
- family microbusiness in remote homeland centres
- read on the web
Andrew Finegan, School of Information Technology
INC projects:
Barbara White, School of Information Technology
INC projects:
Greg Williams
Bryce Anbins-King, School of Australian Indigenous Knowledge Systems, field researcher, supporting all projects
INC projects:
Postgraduate Students
Anthea Nicholls
PhD student working on “The social life of the computer at Ramingining”, examining the ways in which computer technologies are being taken up for the routine practices of everyday life in a remote community, and ways in which we can intervene in those processes to enhance community sustainability through ICT.
Social life of the computer report
Naomi Rea, School of Australian Indigenous Knowledge Systems,
INC projects: