A week or two ago I spent 20 hours or so proof-reading and compiling an index for the forthcoming book Begynneropplæring i en sammensatt tekstkultur [approximately "Initial education in a complex textual culture"], which is written (mostly) by Elise Seip Tønnessen and Magnhild Vollan and about to be published by Høyskoleforlaget. This work was related to my engagement as a research assistant for a research project on multimodality, cf. previous posts.
Showing posts with label Multimodality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Multimodality. Show all posts
Sunday, 24 October 2010
Tuesday, 21 September 2010
Multimodality anthology published
The anthology Sammensatte tekster: Barns tekstpraksis [Complex texts: Children's text practice] is being published as we speak. I have assisted the editor and the contributors with proof-reading, by composing index etc.
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Anthology,
MULL,
Multimodality,
sammensatte tekster,
University of Agder
Thursday, 16 September 2010
Formally done as research assistant
My engagement as a research assistent (advisor) for the Norwegian research project "Multimodality, literacy and learning" (MULL), at University of Agder, has formally expired as of September 15th.
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MULL,
Multimodality,
research assistant,
UiA,
University of Agder
Thursday, 29 April 2010
Research assistant (+100)
I am in the process of signing a new contract (or get my current contract renewed) as a research assistant for the Agder University project Multimodalitet, lesemidler og læremidler (Multimodality, literacy and learning), for another 100 hours.
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Agder University,
Multimodality,
research assistant
Monday, 7 September 2009
Research assistant (UiA) - multimodality
I have been assigned as a research assistant of the UiA (Agder University) research project "Multimodalitet, leseopplæring og læremidler (MULL)" - "Multimodality, reading training and educational materials". In this position I will have some work to do this autumn and next spring, related first of all to dissemination of results. The project sorts under the Department of Nordic and media Studies, Faculty of Humanities and Education.
Norwegian language project site here.
Norwegian language project site here.
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Agder University,
Multimodality,
reading,
research assistant,
UiA
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