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Deaths, disasters and tasty treats: Challenging public perceptions of home economics

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posted on 2018-10-15, 00:00 authored by Jay DeagonJay Deagon
The purpose of this chapter is to propose ways the Home Economics profession can harness the power of existing and emerging Internet technology to reinforce positive public perceptions, mitigate the effects of negative media and legitimize the role of Home Economics now and in the future. Three strategies are suggested 1) citizen and participatory journalism; 2) creating content with public appeal; and 3) consistent use of key terms when tagging articles on the Internet. Supporting these strategies is a snapshot of online news headlines to benchmark current patterns of reporting on global Home Economics events available for public access on the worldwide web.

History

Editor

Pendergast D; McGregor S; Turkki K

Parent Title

Creating home economics futures: The next 100 years

Start Page

75

End Page

87

Number of Pages

13

ISBN-13

9781921513961

Publisher

Australian Academic Press

Place of Publication

Bowen Hills, Qld

Open Access

  • No

Era Eligible

  • Yes