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colebrookem – Youth, popular culture & texts
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Youth, popular culture and texts. Click of the keys. Avoiding the Mr Garrison Complex: Popular culture, new media and engagement. Http:/ www.cinemablend.com. How do we teach things that are part of our world and not theirs without risking disengagement? Mr Garrison is a well-known fictional teacher on the animated television series. Rather than the push of content is also what young people are often seen as engaging in (Buckingham, 2007). Bridging this use with school curriculum has consequences for ...
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Popular culture and Play: A LEGO Professor at Cambridge University – Youth, popular culture & texts
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Youth, popular culture and texts. Click of the keys. Popular culture and Play: A LEGO Professor at Cambridge University. Image Source: http:/ www.telegraph.co.uk. Is still largely situated in contrast to. The importance of play and entertainment upon learning will potentially be researched by a Professor of LEGO. A LEGO expert is not being sought (supposing these exist and I’m sure they do) but a professor who will lead a research centre on Play in Education, Development and Learning known as. Will most ...
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Lets Get Digital: Play: April 2006
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Lets Get Digital: Play. This blog is the work of the members of the ESRC funded seminar series on Play, Creativity and Digital Cultures. We are, I think a bunch of academics; an international group who are variously interested in literacy, digital cultures, cultural studies, play, language, learning and chewing the fat over issues and theories associated with these. Tuesday, April 11, 2006. All busy in San Francisco. Enthralled and challenged with Digital Beginnings. View my complete profile.
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Lets Get Digital: Play: All busy in San Francisco
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Lets Get Digital: Play. This blog is the work of the members of the ESRC funded seminar series on Play, Creativity and Digital Cultures. We are, I think a bunch of academics; an international group who are variously interested in literacy, digital cultures, cultural studies, play, language, learning and chewing the fat over issues and theories associated with these. Tuesday, April 11, 2006. All busy in San Francisco. Enthralled and challenged with Digital Beginnings. Posted by Digitalplayer : 9:56 PM.
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Lets Get Digital: Play: February 2006
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Lets Get Digital: Play. This blog is the work of the members of the ESRC funded seminar series on Play, Creativity and Digital Cultures. We are, I think a bunch of academics; an international group who are variously interested in literacy, digital cultures, cultural studies, play, language, learning and chewing the fat over issues and theories associated with these. Saturday, February 04, 2006. Parallel Realities part 3. 2005, p. 6. By the way Hickling. Posted by Digitalplayer : 11:34 AM 3 comments.
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Lets Get Digital: Play: May 2006
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Lets Get Digital: Play. This blog is the work of the members of the ESRC funded seminar series on Play, Creativity and Digital Cultures. We are, I think a bunch of academics; an international group who are variously interested in literacy, digital cultures, cultural studies, play, language, learning and chewing the fat over issues and theories associated with these. Saturday, May 27, 2006. From Wolfville part 2, final. I'm feeling pretty guilty as I missed Heather Lotherington's. Tuesday, May 23, 2006.
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Lets Get Digital: Play: Hoping again to approach parallel realities
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Lets Get Digital: Play. This blog is the work of the members of the ESRC funded seminar series on Play, Creativity and Digital Cultures. We are, I think a bunch of academics; an international group who are variously interested in literacy, digital cultures, cultural studies, play, language, learning and chewing the fat over issues and theories associated with these. Friday, February 03, 2006. Hoping again to approach parallel realities. Alfred Hickling, writing in the Guardian here.
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Lets Get Digital: Play: Parallel Realities part 3
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Lets Get Digital: Play. This blog is the work of the members of the ESRC funded seminar series on Play, Creativity and Digital Cultures. We are, I think a bunch of academics; an international group who are variously interested in literacy, digital cultures, cultural studies, play, language, learning and chewing the fat over issues and theories associated with these. Saturday, February 04, 2006. Parallel Realities part 3. 2005, p. 6. By the way Hickling. Posted by Digitalplayer : 11:34 AM. There is a very...
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Digital Beginnings: August 2008
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Sunday, 31 August 2008. The trend for targeting parents alongside children continues, with Disney's launch of a social networking site for parents - ' Disney Family Community. What better way to tie the whole family into Disney products? There is also a parents' site on Yahoo! What a shame, then, that it plays into the deficit discourses around media, stating:. Posted by Jackie Marsh. Thursday, 21 August 2008. As a Radiohead fan, I like to hear about the band's engagement with all things digital, such as...
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Digital Beginnings: April 2009
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Wednesday, 29 April 2009. Well I said I wasn't interested in using Twitter but then I saw Martin Waller's Year 2 class tweets. And changed my mind. Of course Martin is ahead of the proposed curriculum changes. In England and will therefore be a beacon of good practice when other primary schools start to tweet. My tweets are here. But as you can see I am only just getting the hang of it and the children in Martin's class are much more accomplished tweeters! Posted by Jackie Marsh. Friday, 24 April 2009.