Peer-Reviewer Round Table Response to Ted Riecken’s Scholarly Podcast, “Mapping the Fit Between Research and Multimedia: A podcast exploration of the place of multimedia within / as scholarship”
... farm Page 5. 1236 JERRY ACKERMAN AND TED RIECKEN income ... 1963. [7] TOLLEY, GS AND HW HJORT... more ... farm Page 5. 1236 JERRY ACKERMAN AND TED RIECKEN income ... 1963. [7] TOLLEY, GS AND HW HJORT, "Age-Mobility and Southern Farmer Skill-Looking Ahead for Area Development," J. Farm Ecan., February 1963. [8 ...
Expanding Health LiteracyIndigenous Youth Creating Videos
J Health Psychol, 2008
How can creating videos contribute to expanding health literacy? This article describes a partici... more How can creating videos contribute to expanding health literacy? This article describes a participatory action research project with a group of Canadian Indigenous youth and their teachers. As the youth explored their interests about health and wellness through the artistic creation of videos, they developed a critical consciousness about community, culture, confidence, and control. They became mobilized and obtained information about health and wellness that allowed for the development and expansion of their notion of health literacy that included cultural conceptions of health and wellness.
This article focuses on a participatory research project designed to promote student use of digit... more This article focuses on a participatory research project designed to promote student use of digital video to explore conceptions of health and wellness. We have viewed aspects of student resistance through the cultural perspectives that guide the Aboriginal education programs involved with the study. In presenting this piece, we have experimented with a number of different styles to represent the different cultural, ethical, and educational dimensions of the research project and to advance a form of resistance to standardized representations of research results. Through video re presentation of culture, students resisted the privileging of text and dominant cultural constructions of their personal identities.
Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung Forum Qualitative Social Research, Jan 31, 2005
Drawing on a participatory research project that brings together university based researchers and... more Drawing on a participatory research project that brings together university based researchers and two classes of Aboriginal youth and their teachers for the purpose of researching health and wellness, we argue for an ethics of voice in qualitative research. Using participatory research methodologies and digital video technologies students plan and develop short educational films about issues of health and wellness. We exemplify the ethical issues in the presentation of student, teacher and researcher perspectives on what was learned through involvement in a project by incorporating the different voices and interests that comprise the project. An experimental form of representation is used to combine interview segments, fieldnotes and reflective writing so as to highlight the importance of voice in the construction and retelling of research outcomes.
This paper describes a preservice technology course taught at the University of Victoria using th... more This paper describes a preservice technology course taught at the University of Victoria using the elementary science, math, and social studies curriculum as the focal point. The main goal of the course is to provide students with a model of how to teach these subjects with technology rather than just how to use tech-nology. The content of the course includes
Introduce Children to Problem Solving and Decision Making by Using Children's Literature
The Social Studies, 1990
Page 1. Introduce Children to Problem Solving and Decision Making by Using Children&#... more Page 1. Introduce Children to Problem Solving and Decision Making by Using Children's Literature TED J. RIECKEN MICHELLE R. MILLER wo of the key skills contained within social studies curricula across North America are decision making and problem solving. ...
Expanding Health Literacy: Indigenous Youth Creating Videos
Journal of Health Psychology, 2008
How can creating videos contribute to expanding health literacy? This article describes a partici... more How can creating videos contribute to expanding health literacy? This article describes a participatory action research project with a group of Canadian Indigenous youth and their teachers. As the youth explored their interests about health and wellness through the artistic creation of videos, they developed a critical consciousness about community, culture, confidence, and control. They became mobilized and obtained information about health and wellness that allowed for the development and expansion of their notion of health literacy that included cultural conceptions of health and wellness.
Canadian Journal of Education / Revue canadienne de l'éducation, 2006
This article focuses on a participatory research project designed to promote student use of digit... more This article focuses on a participatory research project designed to promote student use of digital video to explore conceptions of health and wellness. We have viewed aspects of student resistance through the cultural perspectives that guide the Aboriginal education programs involved with the study. In presenting this piece, we have experimented with a number of different styles to represent the different cultural, ethical, and educational dimensions of the research project and to advance a form of resistance to standardized representations of research results. Through video re presentation of culture, students resisted the privileging of text and dominant cultural constructions of their personal identities.
Peer-Reviewer Round Table Response to Ted Riecken’s Scholarly Podcast, “Mapping the Fit Between Research and Multimedia: A podcast exploration of the place of multimedia within / as scholarship”
... farm Page 5. 1236 JERRY ACKERMAN AND TED RIECKEN income ... 1963. [7] TOLLEY, GS AND HW HJORT... more ... farm Page 5. 1236 JERRY ACKERMAN AND TED RIECKEN income ... 1963. [7] TOLLEY, GS AND HW HJORT, "Age-Mobility and Southern Farmer Skill-Looking Ahead for Area Development," J. Farm Ecan., February 1963. [8 ...
Expanding Health LiteracyIndigenous Youth Creating Videos
J Health Psychol, 2008
How can creating videos contribute to expanding health literacy? This article describes a partici... more How can creating videos contribute to expanding health literacy? This article describes a participatory action research project with a group of Canadian Indigenous youth and their teachers. As the youth explored their interests about health and wellness through the artistic creation of videos, they developed a critical consciousness about community, culture, confidence, and control. They became mobilized and obtained information about health and wellness that allowed for the development and expansion of their notion of health literacy that included cultural conceptions of health and wellness.
This article focuses on a participatory research project designed to promote student use of digit... more This article focuses on a participatory research project designed to promote student use of digital video to explore conceptions of health and wellness. We have viewed aspects of student resistance through the cultural perspectives that guide the Aboriginal education programs involved with the study. In presenting this piece, we have experimented with a number of different styles to represent the different cultural, ethical, and educational dimensions of the research project and to advance a form of resistance to standardized representations of research results. Through video re presentation of culture, students resisted the privileging of text and dominant cultural constructions of their personal identities.
Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung Forum Qualitative Social Research, Jan 31, 2005
Drawing on a participatory research project that brings together university based researchers and... more Drawing on a participatory research project that brings together university based researchers and two classes of Aboriginal youth and their teachers for the purpose of researching health and wellness, we argue for an ethics of voice in qualitative research. Using participatory research methodologies and digital video technologies students plan and develop short educational films about issues of health and wellness. We exemplify the ethical issues in the presentation of student, teacher and researcher perspectives on what was learned through involvement in a project by incorporating the different voices and interests that comprise the project. An experimental form of representation is used to combine interview segments, fieldnotes and reflective writing so as to highlight the importance of voice in the construction and retelling of research outcomes.
This paper describes a preservice technology course taught at the University of Victoria using th... more This paper describes a preservice technology course taught at the University of Victoria using the elementary science, math, and social studies curriculum as the focal point. The main goal of the course is to provide students with a model of how to teach these subjects with technology rather than just how to use tech-nology. The content of the course includes
Introduce Children to Problem Solving and Decision Making by Using Children's Literature
The Social Studies, 1990
Page 1. Introduce Children to Problem Solving and Decision Making by Using Children&#... more Page 1. Introduce Children to Problem Solving and Decision Making by Using Children's Literature TED J. RIECKEN MICHELLE R. MILLER wo of the key skills contained within social studies curricula across North America are decision making and problem solving. ...
Expanding Health Literacy: Indigenous Youth Creating Videos
Journal of Health Psychology, 2008
How can creating videos contribute to expanding health literacy? This article describes a partici... more How can creating videos contribute to expanding health literacy? This article describes a participatory action research project with a group of Canadian Indigenous youth and their teachers. As the youth explored their interests about health and wellness through the artistic creation of videos, they developed a critical consciousness about community, culture, confidence, and control. They became mobilized and obtained information about health and wellness that allowed for the development and expansion of their notion of health literacy that included cultural conceptions of health and wellness.
Canadian Journal of Education / Revue canadienne de l'éducation, 2006
This article focuses on a participatory research project designed to promote student use of digit... more This article focuses on a participatory research project designed to promote student use of digital video to explore conceptions of health and wellness. We have viewed aspects of student resistance through the cultural perspectives that guide the Aboriginal education programs involved with the study. In presenting this piece, we have experimented with a number of different styles to represent the different cultural, ethical, and educational dimensions of the research project and to advance a form of resistance to standardized representations of research results. Through video re presentation of culture, students resisted the privileging of text and dominant cultural constructions of their personal identities.
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