playful learning design

Scholarly Critique #1.4 New Medium, New Practice: Civic Production in Live-Streaming Mobile Video Audubon McKeown Dougherty Comparative Media Studies Program Massachusetts Institute of Technology, June 2010 I found this article through a google scholar search using the search terms “live-stream” and “engagement”. The article is hosted on www.dspace.mit.edu. a site featuring over 17,000 open access articles from student theses and dissertations, peer reviewed articles, and tec

Scholarly Critique #1.3 Streaming on Twitch: Fostering Participatory Communities of Play within Live Mixed Media William A. Hamilton, Oliver Garretson, and Andruid Kerne Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas USA, 2014 I found this resource through a Google Scholar search using the search terms “Twitch” and “engagement”. This report was published in a journal that was available for purchase, however I was able to find a free pdf

Scholarly Critique #1.2 I found this resource through a google search using the key terms “community” “arts” & “engagement”. In an effort to build my own action research agenda, I wanted to gain a better understanding of what research already exists on youth engagement with the arts. Hopefully, this background will allow my research team to clarify our focus to build upon the topic rather than attempt to reiterate what has already been said. This article also gives a helpful

Scholarly Critique #1.1 I found this resource through a Google search while researching statistics related to civic engagement and economic opportunity. This publication supports a main theme of my action research team’s focus: exploring how engaging with art in different spaces can impact civic engagement, and ultimately future economic opportunity for the individual and community. The main objective of this resource is to outline the development of the interactive Opportuni