Jessica Mantei's research while affiliated with University of Wollongong and other places

Publications (4)

Article
Full-text available
Digital technology has long been ubiquitous in many communities within Australia and internationally, thereby requiring suitable digital proficiencies. While a majority of Australian children experience digital literacies as part of their everyday lives, limitations in access disadvantage others. In educational settings, there is a clear need for t...
Article
Full-text available
It is well established in Australian research and policy literature that children attending schools in regional, rural, and remote locations will benefit from access not only to experiences and interactions offered in their own communities but also to the sorts of experiences available to those in more populated areas of Australia as well. Virtual...
Chapter
This chapter explores the ways two educators and their academic partners engaged young learners with digital literacy practices. In an educational environment dominated by print-based texts, the need to work with learners as both consumers and producers of digital text becomes integral. Drawing on theories of new literacies and multimodalities, the...

Citations

... Rango de edad de los participantes País de los participantes Aldossary, et. al., 2021Amorim, et. al., 2020Arnott, et. al., 2019Berson, et. al., 2023Bindman, et. al., 2021Cerit, et.al., 2023Dylan, et. al., 2021Fleer, 2020Ihamaki, P & Heljakka, 2021Kalinowski, et. al., 2021 De 3 Kervin, et. al., 2023Leung, et. al., 2020Mikova, E & Pekarkova, 2021Nilsen et. al., 2021Rodrigues, et. al., 2022Valguarnera & Landoni, 2022Vanbecelaere, et. al., 2019Vanbecelaere, et. al., 2020Wang, et. al., 2022Xiong et. al., 2022 De 5 ...