Moore, Christopher L. Dr.
Senior Lecturer in Communication and Media
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Faculty of Law, Humanities and the Arts
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School of the Arts, English and Media
Overview
Overview
Dr Christopher (Chris) Moore is a senior lecturer in Media and Communication, specialising in Digital and Social Media, Future Studies and Game Experience Design. Originally from Tasmania, Chris graduated from the University of Wollongong and worked as a journalist before conducting his PhD research on intellectual property and the rise of ‘open’ mechanisms for managing copyright in the digital domain. In 2010, Chris moved to Melbourne to take up an Alfred Deakin Postdoctoral Fellowship examining the changes occurring in the digital games industry. Returning to Wollongong in 2014, Chris joined the School of Arts, English and Media in the Faculty of Law, Humanities and the Arts.
Research Areas
Research Overview
- My current research focus is contributing to the emerging field of Persona Studies, which examines the public presentation of the self online through social media platforms and digital services. I am the co-author of the 2019 Persona Studies: An Introduction, and a co-editor of the Persona Studies journal. My contribution to Games Studies has examined the role of affect in the public presentation of the self, both as a gamer and in terms of ‘indie’ and independent cultures of game production. I am also currently involved in research which looks at the potential operation and application of Virtual and Augmented realities in teaching and learning.
Geographic Focus
- Asia Pacific Region Transnational Region
Affiliation
Member Of
- Persona Studies Editorial Board 2010 -
- Persona, Celebrity, Publics (PCP) Founding Member 2010 -
Publications
Selected Publications
Editor Of
Supervision
Teaching Activities
- BCM300 Game Making Subject Coordinator, Lecturer, Tutor 2015 -
- BCM325 Future Cultures Subject Coordinator, Lecturer, Tutor 2015 -
- DIGC330 Digital Asia Subject Coordinator, Lecturer, Tutor 2014 - 2019
Advisees
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Graduate Advising Relationship
Degree Research Title Advisee Doctor of Philosophy Saudi-Arab archetypes in video game narratives and visual styles and their impacts on user experience Doctor of Philosophy Networked Warriors: Cognitive surplus and the lifecycle of conflict reporting Simkin, Douglas Doctor of Philosophy 3D Printing and Australia: Those Magnificent Makers; and their Printing Machines Green, Thomas Doctor of Philosophy Actors and Networks : Mapping the Patterns of Disruption in New Media and Communication Technologies Vettoretto, Ren Doctor of Philosophy Virtual Reality and the New Cinema: Exploring Diversity Across Narrative, Aesthetics and Technology Buckmaster, Luke Doctor of Philosophy Considering Play: Abstraction, Materiality, and Confrontation Hall, Richard Doctor of Philosophy 'Does the J mean Japanese or G (J)enre?': An examination of Japanese Role Playing Games Baillie, Angus Doctor of Philosophy Really Specific Stories: Relay FM, the Web and New Media Ecology Feld, Martin Doctor of Philosophy Credibility in Social Media: Visual Culture Study of Vbloggers as Key Opinion Leaders and Celebrities. Tsang, Gabriel Doctor of Philosophy If You Build It, They Will Come: Examining Player Responses to Ludodiegetic Cues in an Experimental Game Godfrey, Owen
Service
Reviewer Of
- Persona Studies (Journal) 2014 -
Background
Education And Training
- Graduate Certificate in Higher Education, Deakin University 2012 - 2013
- Doctor of Philosophy, University of Wollongong, School of Social Sciences, Media and Communication, PhD Title: DON’T PANIC!: An Unhurried Critique of Copyright and the Potential for Alternatives 2003 - 2007
- B.A., Bachelor of Arts Honours (first class) in Communications and Cultural Studies 1996 - 2001
- B.A., University of Wollongong, Bachelor of Creative Arts 1996 - 2000
Identity
Orcid Id
- http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3149-1140 (confirmed)
Overview
Top Publications
Research Areas
Research Overview
- My current research focus is contributing to the emerging field of Persona Studies, which examines the public presentation of the self online through social media platforms and digital services. I am the co-author of the 2019 Persona Studies: An Introduction, and a co-editor of the Persona Studies journal. My contribution to Games Studies has examined the role of affect in the public presentation of the self, both as a gamer and in terms of ‘indie’ and independent cultures of game production. I am also currently involved in research which looks at the potential operation and application of Virtual and Augmented realities in teaching and learning.
Geographic Focus
- Asia Pacific Region Transnational Region
Affiliation
Member Of
- Persona Studies Editorial Board 2010 -
- Persona, Celebrity, Publics (PCP) Founding Member 2010 -
Publications
Selected Publications
Editor Of
Supervision
Teaching Activities
- BCM300 Game Making Subject Coordinator, Lecturer, Tutor 2015 -
- BCM325 Future Cultures Subject Coordinator, Lecturer, Tutor 2015 -
- DIGC330 Digital Asia Subject Coordinator, Lecturer, Tutor 2014 - 2019
Advisees
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Graduate Advising Relationship
Degree Research Title Advisee Doctor of Philosophy Saudi-Arab archetypes in video game narratives and visual styles and their impacts on user experience Doctor of Philosophy Networked Warriors: Cognitive surplus and the lifecycle of conflict reporting Simkin, Douglas Doctor of Philosophy 3D Printing and Australia: Those Magnificent Makers; and their Printing Machines Green, Thomas Doctor of Philosophy Actors and Networks : Mapping the Patterns of Disruption in New Media and Communication Technologies Vettoretto, Ren Doctor of Philosophy Virtual Reality and the New Cinema: Exploring Diversity Across Narrative, Aesthetics and Technology Buckmaster, Luke Doctor of Philosophy Considering Play: Abstraction, Materiality, and Confrontation Hall, Richard Doctor of Philosophy 'Does the J mean Japanese or G (J)enre?': An examination of Japanese Role Playing Games Baillie, Angus Doctor of Philosophy Really Specific Stories: Relay FM, the Web and New Media Ecology Feld, Martin Doctor of Philosophy Credibility in Social Media: Visual Culture Study of Vbloggers as Key Opinion Leaders and Celebrities. Tsang, Gabriel Doctor of Philosophy If You Build It, They Will Come: Examining Player Responses to Ludodiegetic Cues in an Experimental Game Godfrey, Owen
Service
Reviewer Of
- Persona Studies (Journal) 2014 -
Background
Education And Training
- Graduate Certificate in Higher Education, Deakin University 2012 - 2013
- Doctor of Philosophy, University of Wollongong, School of Social Sciences, Media and Communication, PhD Title: DON’T PANIC!: An Unhurried Critique of Copyright and the Potential for Alternatives 2003 - 2007
- B.A., Bachelor of Arts Honours (first class) in Communications and Cultural Studies 1996 - 2001
- B.A., University of Wollongong, Bachelor of Creative Arts 1996 - 2000
Identity
Orcid Id
- http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3149-1140 (confirmed)
