Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Recent book in our series: New Creativity Paradigms
Since we last updated this blog with information about books recently published in our New Literacies and Digital Epistemologies series, three books have been published in addition to the one mentioned in the previous post.
The first of these is Kylie Peppler's New Creativity Paradigms: Arts Learning in the Digital Age, commissioned by the Wallace Foundation, and focusing on research that explores how young people are learning new ways to participate in artistic creation based on their own interests and on the own time -- and how educators can draw on these experiences to make connections to everyday youth practices in formal curricular work.
The first of these is Kylie Peppler's New Creativity Paradigms: Arts Learning in the Digital Age, commissioned by the Wallace Foundation, and focusing on research that explores how young people are learning new ways to participate in artistic creation based on their own interests and on the own time -- and how educators can draw on these experiences to make connections to everyday youth practices in formal curricular work.
