Any pending invitations are shown at the top alongside buttons for accessing past events.
The American healthcare system makes accessing past records, prescriptions, test results, and other important data a huge hassle, not to mention the ridiculously confusing (and uncentralized) hubs offered by health insurers and pharmacies.
Community focus groups indicated that negative past experiences of accessing care negatively influenced people's willingness to seek care.
However, over 85% of students responding to the questionnaire reported accessing past student notes for some of their study, with more than a third using this informal resource as their predominant learning activity.
Students from overseas, when compared to the Australian students, were more likely to agree that accessing past exam papers was a way to know what to learn and work out what is important in the formal curriculum (Scale 7, p = 0.015).
While accessing our past digital records can provide a valid measure of our online reputation, it is not the only way in which technology can be deployed to infer who we are.
Are we not breaking away from old stereotypes, and accessing a past beyond the world of the elite (almost exclusively) male literature studied for centuries from the Greek and Roman worlds?
Left to our own material constraints, we quickly realised that this was going to be a show about the attempt, not the spectacle – about trying our hardest and hoping the eventual let-down might reveal something about the limits of performance as a means of accessing the past.
In her first book, Paris and the Cliché of History (forthcoming from Oxford University Press), Clark explored "how photography became a way of accessing the past in archives, illustrated books, exhibitions, and amateur photo contests". Her new project is tentatively titled Seeing Red: France and the People's Republic of China 1949 2005.
