Carey Jewitt's guest appearances

Carey Jewitt

Methods

NCRM What is? series

The ScienceRoadie Podcast

Mark Birkin

Fiona Steele

Molly Andrews

Jeff Bezemer

Jamie Bartlett

Jane Elliott

Melinda Mills

Jane Green

David Martin

John Curtice

Gary King

Stephanie Taylor

Jonathan Gershuny

Giacomo Zanello

Richard Welpton

OwlTail

Professor Carey Jewitt is the Director of UCL Knowledge Lab, a research centre based in the faculty UCL Institute of Education (IOE). The UCL Knowledge Lab team undertakes leading interdisciplinary digital research and design in education and beyond, including research on games and playful learning, smart technologies, creativity and coding, digital cultures and media literacy, multimodal interaction, and designing for diversity. Based on research evidence, the team devises new pedagogies, designs and implements innovative digital media and technologies for teaching and learning, and informs policymakers and educational stakeholders. Carey’s own research explores how technologies shape the ways that people interact and communicate, she looks beyond language alone to understand the multimodal character of interaction.You can find out more about Carey’s research here:https://in-touch-digital.com https://iris.ucl.ac.uk/iris/browse/profile?upi=CJEWI83You can reach out to Carey on twitter (at)IN_TOUCH_UCL Some top tips from Carey:Book: Vertigo by Joanna WalshMusic: Suede Amazing Scientist: Dr Constance Classen - Concordia UniversityPhoto credit: UCL

Professor Carey Jewitt is the Director of UCL Knowledge Lab, a research centre based in the faculty UCL Institute of Education (IOE). The UCL Knowledge Lab team undertakes leading interdisciplinary digital research and design in education and beyond, including research on games and playful learning, smart technologies, creativity and coding, digital cultures and media literacy, multimodal interaction, and designing for diversity.  Based on research evidence, the team devises new pedagogies, designs and implements innovative digital media and technologies for teaching and learning, and informs policymakers and educational stakeholders. Carey’s own research explores how technologies shape the ways that people interact and communicate, she looks beyond language alone to understand the multimodal character of interaction. You can find out more about Carey’s research here: <a href="https://in-touch-digital.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://in-touch-digital.com</a> <a href="https://iris.ucl.ac.uk/iris/browse/profile?upi=CJEWI83" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://iris.ucl.ac.uk/iris/browse/profile?upi=CJEWI83</a> You can reach out to Carey on twitter (at)IN_TOUCH_UCL Some top tips from Carey: Book: Vertigo by Joanna Walsh Music: Suede Amazing Scientist: Dr Constance Classen - Concordia University Photo credit: UCL

Professor Carey Jewitt

It has become widely accepted that it is both worthwhile and necessary for researchers from different disciplines to work together. But how to go about this may not always be obvious and there will inevitably be challenges. In the exciting and innovative NCRM-funded MIDAS project, researchers from the worlds of Social Science and the Digital Arts have come together to look at how they might synthesise methods to open up different perspectives, generate imaginative research questions, and create a wider range of research tools, for those looking to understand  the complex topic of embodiment and how we interact every day with rapidly developing technologies. Professor Carey Jewitt from the Institute of Education explains more.

Methodological innovation in digital arts and social sciences (NCRM) - Carey Jewitt

Carey Jewitt and Jeff Bezemer give an introduction to multimodality, which is an inter-disciplinary approach that understands communication and representation to be more than about language.

What is multimodality? by Professor Carey Jewitt and Dr Jeff Bezemer