@nelya-kot.bsky.social
Applied linguistics, autism, digital identity
The Autism in Affinity Spaces project is going to Tilburg! @nelya-kot.bsky.social, @martinevandriel.bsky.social and I will be sharing some of our early findings at Approaches to Digital Discourses (ADDA) this May 🥳🙌
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Thrilled to see the first publication from the Autism in Affinity Spaces (with @nelya-kot.bsky.social and @martinevandriel.bsky.social) now in print with Applied Linguistics: academic.oup.com/applij/advan...
17.02.2025 09:11 — 👍 31 🔁 11 💬 2 📌 0Here is a direct link to the survey on Qualtrics, in case the QR code doesn't work: qmulbusiness.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...
19.02.2024 10:25 — 👍 0 🔁 1 💬 0 📌 0Survey on focused interests and social media- please repost to help us reach a diverse group of autistic young people
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The BAAL Language and New Media SIG and BAAL Health Communication SIG are pleased to announce the CfP for our 2024 seminar on Digital Health Communication, taking place on 24th May 2024 at Queen Mary, University of London. The seminar addresses and discusses our shared interests across health communication and digital media. Our aim is to foster dialogue between researchers in both fields, share relevant findings across both areas, and encourage future collaborations. We welcome papers that originate in either health communications or digital media research, but especially encourage papers that research at the intersection of both areas. Topics of interest may include: Methodological approaches to researching digital health communication Linguistic analysis of forums with health-related topics such as illnesses or vaccinations Representations of health and illness in social media discourses Use and design of health and/or wellness applications on mobile phones
![Topic include (cont'd)
-Digital communities around illnesses or chronic conditions
-Digital interactions and digital tools in healthcare
-Digital discourses around wellness
We welcome papers that showcase new methods, theories, approaches and explore emerging digital contexts. We particularly encourage submissions from students and early-careers researchers, as well as “work-in-progress”.
Hybrid attendance is only possible for attendees who will not be presenting. Presenters are asked to attend in-person.
Call Deadlines
Abstract deadline: Friday 15th March
Abstract acceptance: Friday 5th April
Registration (for presenters): Friday 26th April
Registration (all other attendees): Friday 10th May
Submit your abstract (300 words max) by emailing it to:
Dr Jessica Aiston at j.aiston[at]qmul.ac.uk with the subject line: ‘LNM SIG Abstract Submission’](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:exlgpopengesgdw26qnvrtr7/bafkreidvqkjzwqt77wbraifercq4bsbb7iqa7w7b3pabfxrsmnqykskave@jpeg)
Topic include (cont'd) -Digital communities around illnesses or chronic conditions -Digital interactions and digital tools in healthcare -Digital discourses around wellness We welcome papers that showcase new methods, theories, approaches and explore emerging digital contexts. We particularly encourage submissions from students and early-careers researchers, as well as “work-in-progress”. Hybrid attendance is only possible for attendees who will not be presenting. Presenters are asked to attend in-person. Call Deadlines Abstract deadline: Friday 15th March Abstract acceptance: Friday 5th April Registration (for presenters): Friday 26th April Registration (all other attendees): Friday 10th May Submit your abstract (300 words max) by emailing it to: Dr Jessica Aiston at j.aiston[at]qmul.ac.uk with the subject line: ‘LNM SIG Abstract Submission’
The BAAL Language and New Media SIG and BAAL Health Communication SIG are pleased to announce the CfP for our 2024 seminar on Digital Health Communication, taking place on 24th May 2024 at Queen Mary, University of London.
See below for more info:
#Langsky #Linguistics #🦜
