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Dedicated to sharing and developing insights into cyberpsychology. Est. 2018. For more info & how you can contact us: https://linktr.ee/bpscyberpsychology Account managed by BPS Cyberpsychology Section Committee. RTs ≠ endorsement.

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BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · 2w ago

Today we're sharing our guide for adding audio name badges and pronunciation guides to email signatures, promoted by the #SayMyName project which aims to improve equality, diversity, and broader discussions about respecting culturally diverse identities and de-colonising higher ed./academia!

The image has a dark purple background and is titled "inclusive profiles" in large white letters at the top left corner. Beneath it, a subtitle reads, "how to add an audio name badge and pronunciation guide to your email signature" in smaller white letters. At the top right, a hashtag reads "#technology for equality, diversity and inclusion" in white capital letters. Below the subtitle is the text "1. setting up an audio name badge using name coach" in smaller white letters. Underneath, there is a graphic of a document with the logo and text for "namecoach," which features a purple icon resembling a speech bubble and the tagline "name pronunciations in the tools you love." A web address "https://cloud.name-coach.com" is provided to the right of the logo. In the bottom left corner is the logo and text for "the british psychological society cyberpsychology section" in white.The background is dark purple with white text and images of two screenshots from the Name Coach website. The first screenshot shows the homepage for "Name Coach" with the navigation bar at the top. The dropdown menu under "Our Services" is displayed, showing options such as Business, Education, and Personal Namebadge. The second screenshot, positioned below the first, shows the section for creating a personal Namebadge. A purple button labeled "Get your Namebadge" is highlighted. Instructions are listed to the left of the screenshots in white text, detailing steps to navigate the website. An orange arrow connects the steps with the corresponding sections of the screenshots. Instruction text reads: 1. Go to the Name Coach website 2.Go to 'Our Services' from the homepage ribbon 3. Select 'Personal Name Badge' from the drop down menu 4. Click 'Get my name badge'. You'll then be presented with a form...The image has a dark blue background with white text instructions in the upper section. It guides users on how to complete a form, with an emphasis on recording a name badge pronunciation. A small section at the bottom right contains a screenshot demonstrating the interface for recording name pronunciations with options such as using a phone, web recorder, or file uploader. Instructions for recording a name badge pronunciation with options, text reads: 5. Complete the form as required, and then at the end of this you can record your name badge As well as recording your name badge, you can also add pronouns and the phonetic spelling of your name (optional) At the end of the form you can record your name badge in one of three ways Three buttons on screenshot of form are highlighted, they read: Phone. Web Recorder. Uploader.The image is divided into two main sections, each illustrating instructions for recording a name badge on a website. The left side is a text block with steps and instructions. The right side shows two screenshots from the website interface. In the text block on the left, a step-by-step guide details how to record your name badge using a ‘Web Recorder’ or upload an audio file. The top right screenshot shows a selection interface with options labeled "Phone," "Web Recorder," and "Uploader." The "Web Recorder" is selected, marked with a red arrow. Below is a recording interface with a timer and a "Record" button marked with a red arrow. The bottom right screenshot displays the "Uploader" option selected, pointed out by a pink arrow. Below is an upload area with dashed borders, instructing users to drag a file or “Browse for file." It supports ".mp3," ".mp4," ".m4a," and ".wav" file formats. Instruction text reads: 6. Record your name badge * To record your name badge directly via the website, select ‘Web Recorder’ and follow the instructions on the site (see top right image). * If you prefer, you can upload an audio file of your name pronunciation instead - meaning you can use text-to-speech tools to create the audio for you.To do this, select ‘Uploader’ and upload your audio file into the drag and drop area (see bottom right image). * You can listen to your recording and re-record as needed. 7. Once you have completed your recording click ‘Submit’ and finish to see the Name Coach dashboard with your name badge
BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · 3w ago

This conference may be of interest to our members and beyond - an opportunity to present your cyberpsychology research to an interdisciplinary audience spanning researchers from all disciplines and stakeholders from any sector 🌟. Find out more below⬇️

ESRC Digital Good Network@digitalgoodnet.bsky.social · 4w ago

What does a good digital society look like? is a two-day conference taking place in Sheffield, on 10th and 11th June 2027. We invite proposals for papers, panels and workshops from researchers from any discipline and stakeholders from any sector. digitalgood.net/conference-2...

BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · 3w ago

Apply to become the new chair of the BPS Cyberpsychology Section Member Network! The chair role for our section network is now available/open to apply for, as our current interim co-chairs Dr Lisa Orchard and Dr David Harely finish their term and step down from their roles! More info linked below👇️

Long Description: The image captures a group of diverse individuals gathered outdoors, likely at a conference or event hosted by the British Psychological Society's Cyberpsychology Section. The setting appears to have a modern architectural design with wooden elements in the background. The group consists of men and women of various ages and ethnicities, all smiling and posing together. They are wearing casual to semi-formal attire, with some sporting purple lanyards, indicating their participation in the event. The top part of the image prominently displays the phrase "JOIN US" in large, white font, while below it is the text "VOLUNTEER ROLE: CHAIR FOR BPS CYBERPSYCHOLOGY SECTION." The bottom left corner features the logo of the British Psychological Society, accompanied by the section name "cyberpsychology section." Additional text at the bottom right directs viewers to find more information on the BPS website. Alt-text: A group of diverse people gathered outdoors for a British Psychological Society event, with "JOIN US" and "VOLUNTEER ROLE: CHAIR FOR BPS CYBERPSYCHOLOGY SECTION" displayed prominently above. The BPS logo appears in the corner. Transcribed Text: JOIN US VOLUNTEER ROLE: CHAIR FOR BPS CYBERPSYCHOLOGY SECTION find more info at: https://www.bps.org.uk/news/volunteer-role-chair-cyberpsychology-section-role-id-326 the british psychological society cyberpsychology section
BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · 4w ago

Did you know you can add an audio clip of your name pronunciation to your LinkedIn profile? We recently learnt about this tool from the Say My Name project, and so we've put together a step-by-step guide to show you how you can use tech to create an inclusive profile!

Purple graphic with white text about adding name pronunciation to LinkedIn profiles for inclusion, by the British Psychological Society Cyberpsychology Section. Screenshot-style instructional graphic showing a LinkedIn mobile profile interface with step-by-step guidance on editing a profile. On the left, a mock LinkedIn profile page displays a circular avatar placeholder, “Profile Name,” and details including “Lecturer & Researcher Cyberpsychology & Accessible Tech,” location “United Kingdom,” and buttons like “Open to,” “Add section,” and “Enhance Profile.” A pencil edit icon appears at the top right of the introduction card, highlighted by a red arrow. On the right, white text on a dark purple background lists instructions: “1. Open the LinkedIn mobile app 2. Head to your profile page 3. Tap the edit icon (pencil) at the top right of your introduction card.”Instructional graphic showing the LinkedIn mobile app “Edit intro” screen with a focus on adding name pronunciation and pronouns. The left side displays a form titled “Edit intro” with sections for “Basic info,” including fields for First name, Last name, Additional name, and Headline. A highlighted “+ Add name pronunciation” link appears under “Name pronunciation,” indicated by a bold red arrow pointing downward. Below, a “Pronouns” dropdown field is emphasized with a pink arrow, along with helper text “Let others know how to refer to you” and a link to “Learn more about gender pronouns.” A blue “Save” button is visible at the bottom. On the right, white text on a dark purple background reads: “4. Tap ‘+ Add Name Pronunciation’. You can add your pronouns here too! This is a simple step you can take towards inclusive best practice!”Instructional graphic demonstrating how to record name pronunciation in the LinkedIn mobile app. The left side shows the “Edit intro” screen with “Basic info” fields (First name, Last name, Additional name). A recording interface is visible at the bottom with text “Hold to record” and “Slide away to cancel,” along with a large blue circular microphone icon labeled “Record your name.” A red arrow points downward toward the microphone button. On the right, white text on a dark purple background reads: “5. Tap and hold the recording button (microphone icon) to record your name - stop holding/release the button to stop recording. You have up to 10 seconds total for audio.”
BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · 4w ago

Not long left to apply for the BPS Small Research Grants Scheme/Award 🗣️ Grants are available up to the value of up to £6000 (per successful application) to researchers for direct research costs and are available for any BPS members at any career stage to apply (excluding subscriber grade members).

BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · last mo.

That's a wrap on the BPS Cyberpsychology Section Annual Conference so it's time for a #Cyber26 Recap ✨👇️ Thank you to everyone who joined us this week in York! It was an incredible two days of cutting-edge and insightful presentations into the latest research shaping our field!

Picture of Lisa Orchard providing opening remarks at BPS Cyberpsychology conference 2026 - woman stood at lecturn in front of slide.Picture of Dave Harley providing closing remarks at BPS Cyberpsychology conference 2026 - man stood at lecturn in front of slide.
BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · last mo.

We're ready for Day 2 of the BPS Cyberpsychology Conference 2026 🌟 Grateful for the insights, conversations, and new perspectives shared throughout yesterday, and we can't wait for another full day hearing about the cutting-edge research being done in Cyberpsychology!

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BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · last mo.

Day 1 of our annual conference is here 🌟 We're set up and ready check in your attendance, so make sure to check in at our welcome desk in the De Grey building when you arrive to pick up some goodies and your name badge/lanyard. Follow the conference signage across the campus to find us!

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BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · 2mo ago

The BPS Small Research Grants Scheme/Award applications are now open 🗣️ Grants are available up to the value of up to £6000 (per successful application) to researchers for direct research costs and are available for any BPS members at any career stage to apply (excluding subscriber grade members).

BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · 2mo ago

One week to go until the BPS Cyberpsychology Section Annual Conference 2026 🌟 The countdown is officially on as we prepare to welcome researchers, practitioners, and students to two days of engaging cyberpsychology research, discussion, and networking in the historic city of York. #Cyber26

Promotional image announcing ‘One week to go’ for the BPS Cyberpsychology Section Annual Conference 2026. Background photo shows a historic university building and gardens. Conference title and British Psychological Society Cyberpsychology Section logo appear at the bottom.
BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Reminder!! Don't forget to submit your presentation slides for our annual conference in July to bps.enquiries@planit-live.com today. Make sure this is in a .pptx format, and is 16:9 aspect ratio to ensure a smooth presentation process ⭐️ (Does not apply to poster presenters ☺️) #Cyber26

BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · 2mo ago

Our conference activities are planned to take place across two buildings at York St John University - the De Grey Court Building and the Holgate Building (in the Dining Hall). We'll have signage across the two days, but we've put together a downloadable guide to help attendees! (See below) #Cyber26

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BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · 2mo ago

The Cyberpsychology Bulletin (June, 2026) newsletter is out 📢 This latest edition of the Cyberpsychology Bulletin, the official newsletter of the BPS Cyberpsychology Section, is all about our upcoming annual section conference in July. Section members can access this via their email 📩

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BPS Cyberpsychology@bpscyberpsychology.bsky.social · 2mo ago

This mornings announcements signal the UK Government are moving forward with plans that will likely result in restrictions/bans on social media access (including platforms of Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and X) for under-16s become a reality 📱

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