Sensory orchestration for new learning and teaching

Researcher

Professor Kathy Mills is implementing an ARC Future Fellowship to advance new models of sensory orchestration to develop the multimodal and digital literacy learning of primary students.

Project

This project aims to advance new learning and pedagogical models of sensory orchestration—the senses working together—for the multimodal and digital literacy learning of primary students.

SENSORY ORCHESTRATION

It develops students’ sensory literacies with touch-screens and novel technologies, such as virtual and augmented reality, to inform theory, practice, and policy for the education, arts, and community sectors.

ARC Future Fellowship

This Future Fellowship is supported by the Australian Government through the Australian Research Council’s Discovery Projects funding scheme (FT 180100009). The views expressed herein are those of the authors and are not necessarily those of the Australian Government or Australian Research Council.

The sensory orchestration project is conducted in collaboration with

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15 Jan

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17 Jan

My mornings have have become play time. Giving feedback to students requires that I play each game until I lose to get a complete picture of what students have created. I’m so impressed with all the variations of brick& paddle games! @scratch

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♥ Amanda Burns ♥@AmandaBurnsTech·
17 Jan

Cool way to start the morning. Students in Mr. Longobardi and Mrs. Golisano’s class started creating their own video games using @scratch #edtech

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Western Sydney University@westernsydneyu·
14 Jan

The Federal Government has announced new funding for Western Sydney University researchers to develop a system for reliably forecasting the potential for bushfires, thanks to an Australian Research Council Linkage grant. More details: https://t.co/FwRQsCmWwt @arc_gov_au

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