[Ict4d] Fwd: [TIER] [change] CHI 2014 Panel - Can you do good and do well? (Transcript on wikispaces)

[Melissa Densmore]

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From: Meg Young <megyoung at uw.edu>
Date: Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 10:57 AM
Subject: Re: [TIER] [change] CHI 2014 Panel - Can you do good and do well?
(Transcript on wikispaces)
To: Meg Young <margaretasdf at gmail.com>


Hello all-- Tier, Change, Dev! Hope this finds you well.

I wanted to share this transcript of the panel from ICTD '13 for you:
"*Starting
a research career in ICTD."*
*Link*:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/12npHjCcHFFv_JBToo35RteaxS4f2q8DbBDVhGKNxjlE/edit?pli=1

It was targeted for newcomers to the space, but also hit on vital issues to
ICTD researchers in any stage.
We had considered condensing this for a Q&A memo, but at this time, I
appreciate reading it as a disaggregated conversation too.

The panel was *great*, and addressed these topics.
I.  Bridging Research/Practice, Theory/Intervention
II. What departments do we fit into and why

III. Publication
IV. Industry-academia divide
V. Funding

Don't hesitate to contact me with any questions. Panelists, thanks again.

Best wishes!
Meg





On Sun, May 31, 2015 at 1:33 PM, Anupam Jain <anupamjain at gmail.com> wrote:

> We saw some good interest for the CHI Panel that happened almost an year
> ago (CHI 2014 in Toronto) on making a career in the HCI-4-societal-impact
> space. Thought to post it to the larger group if folks were interested to
> look at the transcript (thanks to Meg) which is now on wikispaces (
> http://chi2014.wikispaces.com/panel-transcript), the main page being
> http://chi2014.wikispaces.com/dogood
>
> cheers
> Anupam
> Dimagi India (formerly IBM Research at the time of the panel)
>
>
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