The authors describe an arts-based collaborative research project with four- and five-year-old children in Canada and Australia to generate perceptions and awareness of environments. Children constructed postcards, providing them with opportunities to make meaning of their and others' worlds. These were shared on a blog over a 10-week period. Blogs offer multimodal, peer-to-peer conversations between communities of learners that extend beyond the classroom walls. The online format encouraged the children to search beyond the postcards to find out more about their own and others' environments and to begin the discourse on issues of sustainability
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In today’s digital world social media has the potential to strengthen and broaden communities. It ca...
This paper uses a case study of the drawings, early writings and imaginative role play of two childr...
Blogs provide unique authoring affordances for young children. To date, however, research has focuse...
The purpose of this study was to stimulate and encourage children in kindergarten/pre-preparatory (a...
Louv's 2005 book, "Last Child in the Woods," highlights the growing divide between children and thei...
This paper explores the ways in which children make meaning through literacy experiences in their mu...
This article examines young children’s conceptualisation of the images they encounter within the fam...
This research builds upon earlier studies by Sorin and Gordon (2010; 2013) and Sorin (2012; 2014) on...
While many children grow up in linguistically and symbolically diverse communities, it is still rare...
The present study focuses on ecological narratives for children as presented in websites. The paper ...
The purpose of this study was to explore young students' use of a blog to communicate and share info...
My research investigated four young Australian children's experiences of art in their homes, and as ...
The ethnographic study utilized the research techniques of observations, content analysis, and semi-...
Researching the ‘insider’ perspectives of young children requires a readiness to not only tune into ...
Young children shift meanings across multiple modes long before they have mastered formal writing sk...
In today’s digital world social media has the potential to strengthen and broaden communities. It ca...
This paper uses a case study of the drawings, early writings and imaginative role play of two childr...
Blogs provide unique authoring affordances for young children. To date, however, research has focuse...