As the 2020 AAANZ conference is not running this year, the AAANZ executive committee has proposed to run the annual PhD prize in a different mode. This is also in response to feedback on the prize format in previous years. This year’s prize will be based upon a video presentation of research and will be open to all current PhDs and recent graduates.
The winner will receive $1,000 sponsored by Taylor and Francis.
Deadline – Thursday November 12th, 2020.
AAANZ Research in Focus – Online
- Online format – entrants submit a video (see website for details).
- Videos should be based upon the Pecha Kucha format. 20 slides, 20 seconds per slide.
- Presentation may be filmed as a talk or edited as a voiceover using slides.
- Entry is open to all PhDs in progress and ECRS (3 years from PhD submission)
- Criteria for judging will be based on effectiveness of communication and best use of the format, as well as on the research idea.
- Entries can be filmed on available technology, phone camera, via computer webcam, and edited using basic software.
- Images may be used as required, videos will be used for the judging process only so you do not need copyright clearance for publication. However, it is up to entrants to ensure they are using any third party material in an appropriate way.
- Entrants can choose to give an overview of their whole project, or focus on a particular topic or case study.
- Videos will be a resource for entrants to use into the future and AAANZ may discuss hosting videos on our website subject to copyright clearance for any third party material.
Please see the full details on the AWAPA page. Any questions please contact Katrina Grant or Rebecca Renshaw.