New Media Literacies and the Animation Medium
More than seven years ago, while I was working as a Research Assistant at the Project New Media Literacy at MIT, I co-produced a series of web videos about DJ C...
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Tools for Supporting Digital Citizenship and Digital Literacy
Digital citizenship and digital literacy are intrinsically related. Both concepts complement each other and are essential to understanding issues of social incl...
Social Class, Digital Technology, and the Reproduction of Inequalities: The Bourdieusian Framework
Some researchers of digital inequality have applied a Bourdieusian framework in their efforts to understand and explain the complexity of digital inequalities. ...
Intergenerational Learning and Digital Equity
Although multiple efforts have been made in the U.S. to support the development of digital literacies among minority youth in schools and other educational inst...
Indie Game Community Gatherings and the Renaissance of Multiplayer Videogames
Humanoid worm-monsters that change size while wrestling for the possession of a ball in a sort of Greco-Roman arena; angry jelly babies with puffy buddies that ...
The Expressiveness of Human-Computer Rotoscoping Technique
Although the rotoscoping technique was invented by the Fleischer brothers back in 1910s when animating Koko the clown for their Out of the Inkwell animated seri...
Parenting in the Digital Age: Discourses, Practices, and Imaginaries about Media Technologies
Last week I had the opportunity of presenting at the DML2015 conference (Equity by Design) a paper on Latino/Hispanic families that emerged from a chapter of my...