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I-Survive project: Investigating the use of internet-enabled mobile phones and social networking in disasters and emergencies
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Julie Willems (13077639)
Publication date
29 January 2023
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The aim of the forthcoming i-Survive project is to evaluate the use of messages, images and videos sent by participating representatives of key community stakeholders during recent Australian and New Zealand disaster and emergency situations from Internet-enabled mobile phones to Web 2.0 social networking websites to seek help or educate others. It is anticipated that the research findings will help guide and instruct the development of m-learning strategies, including applications and protocols, in order to help better plan and prepare for the use of these technologies in future disaster situations. © 2011 Julie Willems
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