Abstract

Abstract A Keynote Presentation given at the Open Literacy Digital Games, Social Responsibility and Social Innovation Symposium in celebration of the 20-year anniversary of the founding of Internet Studies at Curtin University. Matthew is Australia’s first Professor of Internet Studies, having established the world-leading Internet Studies department at Curtin University where he worked from 1993 to 2012.

Highlights

  • I am honoured to be invited to speak at this event to help celebrate the foundation of Internet Studies, 20 years old here at Curtin University

  • As evident from the other papers presented during the conference, we are able to explore futures more open and playful than ever seemed possible when first I started to think about the Internet back in 1994, and on a much more profound and secure basis than in the early days of the Internet Studies program which I started in 1999

  • I had the great pleasure of working at Curtin University from the mid-1990s through until the start of 2013, becoming during that time Australia’s first Professor of Internet Studies in 2011

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Matthew Allen

A Keynote Presentation given at the Open Literacy Digital Games, Social Responsibility and Social Innovation Symposium in celebration of the 20-year anniversary of the founding of Internet Studies at Curtin University. Matthew is Australia’s first Professor of Internet Studies, having established the world-leading Internet Studies department at Curtin University where he worked from 1993 to 2012. His research covers topics including the history of the Internet, drug use and online communication, Australia’s development of broadband usage, and online learning and education. He joined the University of Tasmania’s Institute for Social Change at the start of 2020 and is currently researching the uses of Internet technologies during the COVID-19 pandemic and the response of students to enforced online learning

Introduction
Origin myths
Institutional Games
Findings
Beyond the Game
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