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EnTwine: Critical and Creative Teaching with Twine is the first full-length collection devoted to teaching with the popular, digital story-telling platform Twine. Until now, few scholarly accounts have focused on how disparate communities use, share, and learn about Twine. Contributors to this volume demonstrate how Twine helps to forge communities of practice committed to learning and sharing together, inside and outside of classrooms. The book's case studies range across humanities, STEM, industry, and activist contexts. Authors from across the world share how they use Twine in…mehr

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EnTwine: Critical and Creative Teaching with Twine is the first full-length collection devoted to teaching with the popular, digital story-telling platform Twine. Until now, few scholarly accounts have focused on how disparate communities use, share, and learn about Twine. Contributors to this volume demonstrate how Twine helps to forge communities of practice committed to learning and sharing together, inside and outside of classrooms. The book's case studies range across humanities, STEM, industry, and activist contexts. Authors from across the world share how they use Twine in teaching--whether creating Twines for students, holding workshops, or using Twine to build communities and preserve the voices of the people who use it. Readers will find practical examples in the Twine Objects featured at the end of each section as well as a wealth of open-access resources hosted in an online repository and connected to the book's digital version. EnTwine invites readers, teachers, students, and makers of all kinds to learn, adapt, share, and teach with Twine.
Autorenporträt
Lai-Tze Fan is an associate professor and the Canada Research Chair in Technology and Social Change at the University of Waterloo, Canada, and an associate professor II at the Center for Digital Narrative, University of Bergen, Norway. She is director of the interdisciplinary U&AI Lab at University of Waterloo Faculty of Arts, and an editor of the open-access journals electronic book review and the digital review. Emily Christina Murphy is an assistant professor at the University of British Columbia, Okanagan, Director of the ReMedia Infrastructure for Research and Creation, and a 2024/2025 Killam Laureate. Her research focuses on multimedia cultural memory, and her current book project analyzes graphic-novel biographies and popular feminism in contemporary digital publishing.