Multi-Modal Responses to Literature: A Teacher Educator’s Classroom Inquiry

  • Susan E. Elliott-Johns Nipissing University
Keywords: technology, education, teacher eductaion, multi-modal, literacy, digital, print, professional learning, new literacy

Abstract

Approaches to the effective integration of technology in learning and teaching continue to develop at lightning speed. This ongoing inquiry explores multi-modal literature response as a relevant component of teacher education. Illustrative examples of four multi-modal literature responses created by teacher candidates are embedded as hyperlinks. The author’s work highlights multi-modal expression as an innovative approach to literature response in contemporary classrooms, one way of "bridging" print and digital literacies, and as professional learning for both pre-service and practicing teachers in the "new literacies."

Published
2011-04-02
How to Cite
Elliott-Johns, S. E. (2011). Multi-Modal Responses to Literature: A Teacher Educator’s Classroom Inquiry. LEARNing Landscapes, 4(2), 169-186. https://doi.org/10.36510/learnland.v4i2.394