Dr Ana Sanchez Laws maintains the 'Documentary & Reportage' blog.
Publications
Barrass, S. and Sanchez-Laws, A.L. 2014. Experience and Evaluation in the Collective Creation of a Public Digital Exhibition, in Candy, L. and Ferguson, S. (eds) Interactive Experience in the Digital Age, Springer Series on Cultural Computing, Springer. Interactive Experience in the Digital Age
Barrass S. 2010. All Great Art is Theft: Remixing Creative Content in Teaching Digital Media at University, in TEXT, Number 8, October 2010, Australasian Association of Writing Programs. ISSN 1327-9556, FOR 1904.
Sánchez Laws, AL 2010. Digital storytelling as an emergent documentary form. Seminar.net. International Journal of Media, Technology and Lifelong Learning.
Sánchez Laws, AL 2008. Creating a serious game about the invasion of
Panama. NaMU, Making National Museums Conference Series. Leicester:
University of Leicester.
Sánchez Laws, AL 2007. Angie against the world, a computer game about
post conflict memory. Perth: Digital Arts and Culture Conference
Proceedings.
Sánchez Laws, AL. 2009. Networked Portraitture (practical digital art
project presentation). The Network as Space and Medium for Collaborative
Art Practice. Bergen: University of Bergen.
Barrass S. 2007. Interactive Welcome Space for the Gallery of First Australians, in R. Bandt, M. Duffy, & D. MacKinnon (eds.) Hearing Places: Sound, Place, Time and Culture. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, pp. 126- 142.
Completed Projects
“Hypernytt” - Experimental hypervideo platform for the deployment
of news video reports about Ekstremsportveko Voss 2010. Project leader: Pål Aam. Høgskolen i
Volda. Funding: $4,000
“Illegale Aviser” NORDIKI, Infomedia UiB and Universitetsbiblioteket UiB. Funding: $2,000
“Navigator”. Presented at the “Indomitable Women” Show at the
Barcelona Biennial Festival, Centre Pompidou (Paris) and Museo Reina
Sofia (Madrid).
“Angie against the world” computer game presentation. Cornelius Hertz Gallery, Bremen, Germany.
Mobile media interpretation of the Garden of
Australian Dreams. Project led by Stephen Barrass for Cross-Media
production, UC. 2012.
Mobile media internship, 'Interpreting the Australian War Memorial Sculpture Gardern'. Anthony Curry, Australian War Memorial. Winter Term 2012.