The Stuff that Heroes Are Made Of: Elastic, Sticky, Messy Literacies in Children’s Transmedial Cultures
Date
2018-09
Authors
Rowsell, Jennifer
Lemieux, Amélie
Swartz, Larry
Turcotte, Melissa
Burkitt, Jennifer
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Language Arts
Abstract
In this article, we feature the “Speech Bubbles, Graphic Stories, Flipbooks, Storyboards”
research study that we completed in the autumn of 2017. We begin by describing the study’s methodology and research context. Next, we discuss our findings in relation to transmedial theories, elastic literacies, and curatorial design practices. Finally, we conclude with implications for teachers interested in engaging their students in transmedial work.
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Copyright © 2018 by the National Council of Teachers of English
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Rowsell, J., Lemieux, A., Swartz, L., Turcotte, M., & Burkitt, J. (2018). The Stuff that Heroes Are Made Of: Elastic, Sticky, Messy Literacies in Children’s Transmedial Cultures. Language Arts, 96(1).