blog
- (09.13.2012) Privacy in the Age of Facebook: Discourse, Architecture, Consequences
- (07.21.2011) Just say no to e-health records, because your doctor might think you're a bitch.
- (05.07.2011) Targeted phishing of Playstation Network victims begins?
- (04.02.2011) The Dark Side of Online Group Coupons
- (02.16.2011) Annotated Bibliography: social network sites, privacy and surveillance
projects
- Gaming Privacy (Making a cross-media privacy game with Canadian children, funded by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada)
- Atmosphere Industries (We are an award-winning game design non-profit. We make unusual games.)
- recess.to (A monthly community gameup/forum for experimental games in Toronto)
- PrivacyCampTO (An annual privacy unconference - Canada's first and only - funded by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada and hosted by the EDGE Lab.)
research
I'm a researcher, educator and game designer based in Fremantle, Australia. I co-founded Atmosphere Industries, an award-winning game design non-profit. I'm also currently teaching at Curtin University's Department of Internet Studies, where I recently completed a PhD. My thesis used an ethnographic method to examine the architecture, discourse and consequences of Facebook's privacy design. My current focus is the use of social media, community technologies and pervasive gaming to support sustainability, activism, education and community building.Recent & upcoming talks:
- "What Games Can Be" TEDxPerth. Perth, Australia. December 8, 2012
- "The social shaping of privacy enhancing technology" For Your Eyes Only. Brussels, Belgium November 29-30, 2012
- "Educating (with) Facebook" Internet Research 13. Manchester UK. October 18-21, 2012
- "Gaming Privacy: making a privacy literacy game with Canadian Children" Internet Research 13. Manchester UK. October 18-21, 2012
- "Making an online privacy game for kids, with kids." Media 140 Digital Futures. Perth, Australia, April 28, 2012.
- "Co-Creating with Kids: Experiences from Collaborative Interactive Design." INplay 2012. Toronto, Canada. May 15, 2012
- "Privacy in the Age of Facebook: Discourse, Architecture, Consequences." Kate Raynes-Goldie. Curtin University, Australia. PhD Thesis. 2012.
- "Annotated bibliography: Digitally mediated surveillance, privacy and social network sites." Kate Raynes-Goldie Cybersurveillance and Everyday Life: An International Workshop. University of Toronto, Canada. 2011.
- "The stranger danger: exploring surveillance, autonomy and privacy in children’s use of social media." Jason Nolan, Kate Raynes-Goldie, Melanie McBride. Canadian Children: Journal of the Canadian Association for Young Children. (36)2, pages 24-32. 2011.