Mr Peter Radoll

• Business Information Systems and E-Commerce

CONFERENCES:

Radoll, P (2005), "Information Communication Technology - Evidence from the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Survey". Indigenous Socioeconomic Outcomes: Assessing Recent Evidence. Canberra, August 2005.

Radoll, P (2004), "Protecting Copyrights on the Internet: A Cultural Perspective from Indigenous Australia. CATAC 2004. Cultural Attitudes toward Technology and Communication. Karlstad, Sweden. July 2004.

Radoll, P (2001), "Copyrights on the Internet", Indigenous Researchers Forum. Melbourne, November 2001.

PRESENTATIONS: 

Radoll, P (2005), Meeting the Challenges of providing communication services in remote Indigenous Communities - A Community Perspective". Indigenous Telecommunications Forum. Alice Springs, Northern Territory. March 2005.

Radoll, P (2004). PhD Doctoral Consortium. Hobart, Tasmania. ACIS November 2004.

Radoll, P (2004). PhD Presentation, Centre of Community Networking and Information Policy Studies. Moscow, Russia. June 2004.

Radoll, P (2004). Cultural Repurposing and its Issues. Webinar hosted by knet.ca, Canada. March 2004. 

REPORTS:

De Santolo, Peter Radoll, Prof. John Lester, Patricia Neal, David Button., GOT'M Website Project Evaluation Report, Umulliko Higher Education Research Centre, University of Newcastle, 2003.

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The Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia located at the ANU provides support to Indigenous Postgraduates.  Details of the Support can be found at http://www.assaipss.org.au/

My personal pages can be found at www.radoll.net

 contact me at peter.radoll@anu.edu.au

Peter Radoll is an Aboriginal PhD candidate examining the adoption and effective use of Information Communication Technologies in Australian Indigenous Communities. Peter has a Bachelor Degree and Master Degree in Information Technology. Prior to commencing employment at the ANU in January 2003 in Information Systems, Peter worked in the IT industry with the Federal Public Service. Peter's research interests include Information Systems and Information Technology development projects in Indigenous Communities.