Design for engagement
For over twenty years, we have been designing and developing behaviour change and communications programs, websites and interactive tools for small businesses, NGOs and government. Our focus is on creating engaging experiences which are inclusive and focused on the needs of the audience.
Speaking gigs
Bytetime works across a range of sectors including arts, education and government and our CEO Tracey is often invited to give presentations on a broad range of subjects.
Topics
- Eco-activism
- Using technology to support pro-environmental behaviour change
- Applied models of transdisciplinarity in community context
- Why am I obsessed by maps?
- How can an online campaign change people’s behaviours?
- What does online success look like?
- What the heck is Dorkbot?
- How online activism changed the world
- Place and identity
Contact us if you want a list of public presentations.
University Lectures on SlideShare
- New Media Art, “The Law” and Activism ANU (2009)
- Real Stories in New Media ANU (2009)
- Stardom in Virtual Worlds ANU (2009)
- Cultural Mythologies ANU (2009)
- Real Worlds of Animation ANU (2009)
- Fashionable Communication ANU (2009)
- Who am I? Identity/Identification ANU (2009)
- Virtual Reality: Playing Games ANU (2009)
- Cultural Practice, Part 2 ANU (2009)
- The Internet as Social Space ANU (2009)
- Cultural Practice and New Media ANU (2009)
- Cultural Practice, Recap ANU (2009)
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