AJETS Issue Archive

AJETS Issues Archive

Current Issue - Vol 5, No 2, 2007

Vol 5, No 1, 2007

Aesthetics, Visual Appeal, Usability and User Satisfaction: What Do the User’s Eyes Tell the User’s Brain?
Gitte Lindgaard

Public Understanding of Carbon Sequestration in Australia: Socio-Demographic Predictors of Knowledge, Engagement and Trust
Evonne Miller, Lorraine Bell and Laurie Buys

Excessive Internet Use: The Role of Personality, Loneliness and Social Support Networks in Internet Addiction
Elizabeth Hardie and Ming Yi Tee

Fostering Friendships Amongst a Group of First-Year University Students: The Use of Online Learning Software
Karen Farquharson

Book Reviews

	C. Thompson , Making Parents. The Ontological Choreography of Reproductive Technologies, Reviewed by L. Turney
	P. Glotz, S. Bertschi & C. Locke (Eds), Thumb Culture: The Meaning of Mobile Phones for Society, Reviewed by M. Thomas

Vol 4, No 2, 2006

Preface to the Special Edition
by Matthew Allen, President AoIR

Situating Machinima in the New Mediascape
Leo Berkeley

Radio that Listens to Me: Y!Music Web Radio
Marjorie Kibby

Internet and Cross Media Productions: Case Studies in Two Major Danish Media Organizations
Anja Bechmann Petersen

Re-Conceptualizing the Mobile Phone: From Telephone to Collective Interfaces
Adriana de Souza e Silva

Book Reviews

	D.A. Vise, The Google Story: Inside the Hottest Business, Media and Technology Success of Our Time, Reviewed by M. Finn
	A.G. Wilhelm, Digital Nation: Toward an Inclusive Information Society, Reviewed by S. Henderson

Vol 4, No 1, 2006 pp. 1-59

Finding Love Online: The Nature and Frequency of Australian Adults' Internet Relationships
Elizabeth Hardie and Simone Buzwell pp. 1-14

An Overview of Assisted Reproduction in Australia and Directions for Social Research
Karen Bell pp. 15-27

Active Fathers, Natural Families and Children's Origins: Dominant Themes in the Australian Political Debate Over Eligibility for Assisted Reproductive Technology
Deborah Dempsey pp. 28-44

Gene Technology and its Citizen-Subjects
Rosemary Robins pp. 45-59

Book Reviews

	M. Fuller , Media Ecologies: Materialist Energies in Art And Technoculture Reviewed by M. Finn pp. 60-61
	L. Leung, Virtual Ethnicity: Race, Resistance and the World Wide Web Reviewed by K. Farquharson pp. 62-63

Vol 3, No 2, 2005 pp. 63-120

Preface pp.1

Trading Card Games As A Social Learning Tool
John Lenarcic and James Mackay-Scollay pp. 64-76

Game Geek’s Goss: Linguistic Creativity In Young Males Within An Online University Forum (94/\/\3 933k’5 9055ONEONE)
Katherine Blashki and Sophie Nichol pp. 77-86

News-Game Journalism: History, Current Use and Possible Futures
Jon Burton pp. 87-99

Commonising The Enclosure: Online Games And Reforming Intellectual Property Regimes
Christopher Moore pp. 100-114

Book Reviews

Twisty Little Passages: An Approach To Interactive Fiction. pp.115-116
Theory Of Fun For Game Design. pp.117-118
First Person: New Media As Story, Performance And Game. pp.119-120

Vol 3, No 1, 2005 pp: 1-62

Governing the Risks Emerging from the Non-Medical uses of Genetic Testing
Merryn Ekberg pp.1-16

Online Opportunities for Civic Engagement? An Examination of Australian Third Sector Organisations on the Internet
Jo Barraket pp.17-30

Gaming Goes Mobile: Issues and Implications
Mark Finn pp.31-42

Smart Housing and Social Sustainability: Learning from the Residents of Queensland’s Research House
Laurie Buys, Karen Barnett, Evonne Miller, Chanel Bailey pp.43-57

Book Reviews

Liberal Eugenics: In Defence of Human Enhancement pp.58-60
A Glossary of Netspeak and Textspeak pp.61-62

Vol 2, No 2, 2004 pp.66-157

Biotechnology and Sustainable Agriculture in Central Queensland
Janet Grice and Geoffrey Lawrence pp.66-81

Understanding Australians’ Perceptions Of Controversial Scientific Research
Christine Critchley and Lyn Turney pp.82-107

Fostering Technologies for Sustainability: Learning from the Case of Wind Power in Australia
Gerard Healey pp.108-123

Risk, Trust and Cutting Edge Technologies: A Study of Australian Attitudes
Karen Farquharson and Christine Critchley pp.124-146

Book Reviews

	How Users Matter: The Co-construction of Users and Technology. pp.147-149
	Technological Visions: The Hopes and Fears that Shape New Technologies. pp.150-152
	Virtual Nation: The Internet in Australia. pp.153-155
	TechnoFeminism. pp.156-157

Vol 2, No 1, 2004 pp. 1-65

Genetic Connection and Relationships in Narratives of Donor-Assisted Conception
Maggie Kirkman pp: 1-20

The Handheld Classroom: Educational Implications of Mobile Computing
Mark Finn and Natalie Vandenham pp: 21-35

Australia's Regulation of Genetically Modified Crops: Are We Risking Sustainability?
Fern Wickson pp: 36-47

Preference for SMS versus Telephone Calls in Initiating Romantic Relationships
Ruth Byrne and Bruce Findlay pp: 48-61

Book Reviews

Vol 1, No 1, 2003 pp: 1-69

Preface pp. 1

E-Publishing Today Deborah Wyatt pp.2-13

Ethical Issues in A-Life: cyber gods as moral monsters? Inari Thiel, Neil Bergmann and William Grey pp.14-20

Genetic Paternity Testing: public perceptions and the influence of gender Lyn Turney, Michael Gilding, Christine Critchley, Penelope Shields, Lisa Bakacs and Kerrie-Anne Butler pp.21-37

Lawful Interception of the Internet Philip Branch pp.38-51

Technology and Trust: public perceptions of technological change in Australia Michael Gilding and Christine Critchley pp.52-69