The Digital Geographies Research Group (DGRG) of the RGS-IBG invites interested researchers,
academics, students, or practitioners from around the world to contribute to
our Work in Progress YouTube series.
This series consists of digital shorts (videos between 2 and
5 minutes in length) exploring topics across the full breadth of research
connecting geography with the digital. Your video could discuss:
- Recent research findings
- An emerging research idea or interest
- A new or upcoming research output, publication, creative work etc.
- Research methodology
- Approaches to teaching
- Uses of digital technologies within academia
View existing videos here
to get a flavour of the wide range of topics and approaches showcased in the
series. All videos in the series are accurately subtitled.
This format has been deliberately designed to require limited
preparation, so is ideal for postgraduates, early career researchers, those
with caring responsibilities, or other commitments. In the spirit of being
inclusive, staying in touch and trying to support each other, we want to use
our channel to promote the fascinating and diverse work being done in digital
geographies throughout the academic calendar. We see this as an opportunity to
foster community, research development, membership growth and international
outreach.
If you’re interested in participating, please submit an
abstract to Daisy Curtis (d.curtis@exeter.ac.uk),
Jack Lowe (jack.lowe.2017@rhul.ac.uk)
and Maxwell Mutanda (maxwell.mutanda@conted.ox.ac.uk)
by 21st January 2022 for the Spring 2022 showcase period.
Anyone that would like to follow the Work In Progress series can do so by subscribing to our YouTube channel and following the DGRG on Twitter @digital_RGS
