Theme G
Imagination, Technology and Media Studies
Presenters Name
 Title of Submission (click for PDF)

Mahboubeh Asgari

Relationships Among Computer Games, Fantasy, and Learning
Amy Baylor
 New Affordances of Pedagogical Agents to Support Imagination and Metacognition
Gord Choate
 Towards a Vision of Schooling for the Future
Kate Dahlstrom
 THE SMOKE SCREEN PROJECT: Imagination in Action!
Monique Giard
 Performing Youth Stories in Schools: Learning and Healing
Lisa Gjedde
 Developing new arenas for imaginative learning through Media and ICT
Josie Osborne
 K-16 Partnerships and Interdisciplinary Curriculum: Design, Technology and Career Options
Elizabeth Pringle
 Theatre, Storytelling, And Making Media - Filmmaking In The Classroom
Kym Stewart
 The Politics of Hope; Using critical media education to reduce the risks
Cathal Walsh
 Virtual Education - An Learning Aid To Students & A New Source Of Revenue For Schools.

John Wertschek

What can be Learned about Teaching Creativity from those that Teach at Art and Design Schools, where Creativity is Assumed to be.

HOSTED BY THE IMAGINATIVE EDUCATION RESEARCH GROUP (IERG)
FACULTY OF EDUCATION, SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY