InterMedia at ISCAR
The first ISCAR (International Society for Cultural and Activity Research) conference took place in Seville, Spain, on September 20 - 24. Approximately 10 researchers from InterMedia participated and presented papers and chaired sessions at this most important event. The contributions from InterMedia are listed below:
Hege-René Hansen & Leif Christian Lahn: Super Users’ Dual Role as End-User developers and knowledge Activators
Trond Eiliv Hauge: Teaching portfolios as means of student teachers’ professional development
Cecilie Flo Jahreie & Sten Ludvigsen: Transformation of co-developing activity systems: Co-configuration and the formation of a collective object
Cecilie Flo Jahreie & Eli Ottesen: Development of categories in and between multiple activity systems: An analysis of student teachers’ conceptions of project work
Ingeborg Krange & Sten Ludvigsen: Students’ and their teachers’ knoweldge construction in a networked 3D learning environment. Everyday and scientific concepts
Andreas Lund: Appropriation as a didactic concept: language, technology, and speech communities
Anne Moen, Judith Gregory & Ole Smørdal: Learning and construction in trajectories of recovery: New opportunities for multiple actors
Ingvill Rasmussen: Peer group work, ICT and the practice of copying
Ingvill Rasmussen & Sten Ludvigsen: Interdependency in teaching and learning. A study of project work and ICT
Dagny Stuedahl, Ole Smørdal, Judith Gregory & Terje Planke: Aligning heterogeneities