Paper Presentation
Conference Sub-themes
sub-themes (not limited to
Crafting Communication for Ecological Discourses
Digital and energy sobriety
Idea of a Green Economy
Social practices and low-tech
Smart/connected objects and everyday life
Public discourses and Ecological Transition
Natural Capital
Ecological Economy
Sustainable Development
Understanding Educational Pedagogies through Gender & Inclusivity
Inclusion and creativity
Ethics of Technology
Representation
Women in Tech
Paradigm of Cooperation
Digital Citizenship and Social Movements
Social Networks
Exploring the Gender Spectrum in Education
Gender Inequality & Gender Roles
Interpreting the role of Independent Media in facilitating Peace & Solution Journalism
Culture Industry
Data & Automated journalism
Fact-Checking
Truth & Post-Truth
Public Perception & Reception
Professional versus Amateur
Data-Marketing
Ethics & Algorithms
Impact of Communication & Technology on Public Health
Public Health
Cultural Sustainability
Risk Communication
Infodemic
Communication pre, during and post Pandemic
Influence of Technoscape & AI in creating an equitable world
Artificial Intelligence for Social Change
Machine Learning
VR & AR
Technological Determinism
Data Analytics
Data Journalism
Social Media Movements
Accommodating Media Literacy for a Democratic Space
Information Literacy
Information Society
Media Literacy
Transliteracy
Electoral Literacy
Respect & Compassion for Kin
Social Media Impact Factor
Common Enemy
Gaming & Community Building
New Age of Consumerism: Dissecting Consumer Patterns in the Digital Age
Media Consumers
Consumer Culture
Social media
Digital news
OTT
New Media
Traditional versus New Media
The Rise of ‘Edutech’ & its Impact on Education
Edutech
Inclusive learning
Instructional technologies
Policy Change & Edutech
Democratization of Education
Education & Technological Determinism
Sustainability in a Market Economy
Big Data Analytics
Moral Economy
Sustainable Markets
Cultural Value
Technology and Value Creation in an Economy
Economic Drift
Innovations in the Age of New Media
New Media
Media Innovations
Sustainability of New Media
Internet for Social Change
Internet & Public Sphere
Connections & Connectivity
OTT, Films & Broadcast Media as a tool for Socio-Cultural Dissent
Agenda & Propaganda
Dissent & Consensus
Information Delivery
Fact Versus Fiction
Rise of OTT and Development
Public Broadcasts
Ownership Patterns
If you feel that your paper does not fall under the ambit of the above-mentioned themes but lies somewhere at the intersection of SDGs and Media, feel free to submit the same, we'll consider it.
Guidelines for Abstract Submission
Please carefully read the guidelines listed below. Only manuscripts meeting sufficient quality which conform to these guidelines and the listed themes would be accepted for presentation or publication. As part of the submission process, you will be required to warrant that your work is original and incapable of plagiarism. Ensure that you enlist all necessary permissions in case the copyright works included in your manuscript are not owned by you. Ensure that the work you submit has not been previously published or presented elsewhere.
1. Submit the Abstract in 250-300 words; let us know what your paper is about.
2. Mention your chosen mode of presentation: Offline or Online.
3. Kindly follow the APA Style of formatting and citation.
4. The Abstract file should be named in the following format “Name of the author_ Abstract.”
5. Presenters can submit more than one Abstract, but only one final presentation will be selected.
6. Abstracts with late submission/ incomplete registration form/ absence of registration form will not be accepted.
7. Last Date of Abstract Submission is 30th July 2023.
Full Paper Submission Guidelines
1. Maximum word limit: 6000 words for Research Papers
2. Submissions must follow the Seventh Edition of APA Style of formatting and citation. Full papers that do not follow the format would be liable to rejection.
4. Plagiarized and copyrighted information shall not be accepted.
5. If the submitted paper or results have been previously published in another journal, the proposed study will not be accepted.
6. The file should be sent to mediameet@christuniversity.in in the following format. “Name of the author_Full Paper.”
7. The Last Date of Full Paper Submission is 16th August 2023.
Formatting Guidelines
Title: Bold Font: Times New Roman
Title Font Size: 14 Points
Font size: 12 Points
Line spacing: Double
Margin: 2.5 cm on all four sides
Alignment: Justified
Important Dates
30th July - Abstract Submission
16th August - Full Paper Submission