Special issue on New Media, New Literacies and New Forms of Learning
International Journal of Learning and Media
Expected publication May 2014
Look for more details coming soon ….
December 15, 2011
Sponsors: The University of British Columbia, GRAND Centre of Excellence, The Institute of Education
Organizers: Caroline Haythornthwaite (UBC), Richard Andrews (IoE), Robin Goodfellow (Open U.), Mary Hamilton (Lancaster)
9:30-10:00: Coffee & Registration
10:00-10:15: Opening Remarks
10:15-11:30: Session 1: Frameworks for New Literacy
11:30-11:45: Tea
11:45-1:00: Session 2: Mobility and Literacy
1:00-2:00: Lunch
2:00-3:15: Session 3: Emergent Trends
3:15-3:30: Tea
3:30-4:30: Plenary: Trend Watching
Session 1: Frameworks for New Literacy
| 1 | Mary R. Lea | Digital literacies: competing discourses and practices in higher education |
| 2 | Rosemary Luckin | Cognitive tools for epistemic engineering |
| 3 | Robin Goodfellow and Chris Jones | The academy and the digital: knowledge, practices, devices |
| 4 | Jon Dron and Terry Anderson | In with the in crowds [5 minutes] |
| 5 | RICHARD ANDREWS | RESPONDENT |
Session 2: Mobility and Literacy
| 6 | Agnes Kukulska-Hulme | Smart learning with mobile devices? |
| 7 | John Traxler | Identity and context – the reader and the read |
| 8 | Julia Gillen | Rethinking literacies, learning and research methodology around archaeology in a virtual world |
| 9 | Eric Meyers | A comment on learning: media literacy practices in YouTube [5 minutes] |
| 10 | Norbert Pachler | What is happening to literacy? [PRESENTER AND RESPONDENT |
| 11 | Martin Davies | Computer-aided argument mapping: an educational revolution? |
| 12 | Lesley Gourlay | Cyborg literacies and the posthuman text |
| 13 | Shane Dawson | Analytics to literacies: emergent learning analytics to evaluated new literacies |
| 14 | Jude Fransman | Assembling texts in the digital university [5 minute] |
| 15 | Rebecca Eynon | On the periphery? The social and educational implications for those who are not savvy Internet users [5 minute] |
| 16 | MARY HAMILTON | RESPONDENT |
Session 4: Trend Watching
| Dawson, Davies | Analytics |
| Dron, Meyers | Co-Evolution |
| Luckin, Haythornthwaite | Expansive learning |
| Barton, Andrews | Literacies & Discourses |
| Pachler, Traxler | Mobility & Ubiquity |
| Hamilton, Goodfellow | New themes |
New Literacy Themes.
1. Literacies and Discourses. Widening our understanding of literacy to respond to multi-modal communication and rapid changes in media, modes and communication.
2. Co-evolution of literacy and technology. Widening our understanding of socio-technical processes to address ideas of technology-enhanced learning and examination of emergent, perhaps unexpected configurations of learning, context and technology.
3. Expansive Learning. Widening our understanding of learning production to include new and emergent knowledge and identities, and our understanding of roles in learning production.
4. Mobility and Ubiquity. Widening our understanding of the implications and impacts of learning in different sites and sectors, and how these combine as a whole to promote literacy in a knowledge society engaged in ubiquitous learning.
5. Analytics. Widening the feedback, evaluation and assessment of learning and learning processes by defining, validating and creating infrastructures for enhanced data collection and presentation.