The Carry Principle
This is a blog documenting my PhD research. It's a kind of diary, a collection of mobile media studies, compositions and situations. Everything follows The Carry Principle – using devices that are small, personal, multifunctional, battery-powered and always on.

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    Working with the British Council, France and the French Ministry of National Education for their cross-cultural project, Science in Schools. At one particular school a teacher commented on how students would often pass the iPads between themselves,...

    Working with the British Council, France and the French Ministry of National Education for their cross-cultural project, Science in Schools. At one particular school a teacher commented on how students would often pass the iPads between themselves, offering advice, swapping tips and helping those that had fallen behind. We agreed that this might be theorised as nomadic learning. A local television item on France 3 covering the workshops even defined my role as a ‘specialist in nomadic technologies’ [1]. A future implication of this research might be to explore the phenomenon of nomadic learning, and its practical application for media literacy in schools by considering mobile media as a creative resource.

    [1] Media file: 21_Atelier_codage.mp4 https://france3-regions.francetvinfo.fr/normandie/orne/orne-cours-codage-informatique-in-english-1138773.html

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