Young Children Playing and Learning in a Digital Age: A Cultural and Critical Perspective

ISBN-13: 9781138654686 / Angielski / Twarda / 2017 / 160 str.

Christine Stephen; Susan Edwards

Opis

Exploring the ways in which new technologies are shaping the lives and experiences of young children, this book challenges expectations and assertions about digital childhoods and provides research evidence and theoretical frameworks from which to make sense of children's learning, to understand family practices with new technologies at home and practices with digital resources in early years educational settings. It will contribute to the development of practice, extend theoretical perspectives to encompass the impact of living in a digital age and consider the ways in which values and beliefs are shaped by the use of new technologies.

Spis treści

Foreword Acknowledgements CHAPTER ONE: TOWARDS A NEW KNOWLEDGE PERSPECTIVE Part I: The Evolution of the Digital Age CHAPTER TWO: A HISTORY OF KNOWLEDGE TRANSFORMATIONS AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION CHAPTER THREE: A COMMUNICATION EVOLUTION – THE INTERNET, WORLD WIDE WEB AND PARTICIPATORY MEDIA Part II: Play and Learning CHAPTER FOUR: LEARNING AND TECHNOLOGIES CHAPTER FIVE: DIGITAL PLAY Part III: Children and Technologies CHAPTER SIX: DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY USE AND UPTAKE BY YOUNG CHILDREN CHAPTER SEVEN: MORAL PANIC – SOCIAL AND CULTURAL VALUES CHAPTER EIGHT: CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND TECHNOLOGIES CHAPTER NINE: TOWARDS A CULTURAL AND CRITICAL PERSPECTIVE ON PLAYING AND LEARNING IN THE DIGITAL AGE