Languages and Literacies as Mobile and Placed Resources

1. Introduction: Languages and literacies as mobile and placed resources. Susan Nichols  2. But they didn’t win the Super Bowl! Printed t-shirts as place/d resources. David Caldwell  3. The parenting magazine as g/local genre: The mobilisation of childhoods Susan Nichols  4. Shut in and shut up: Consequences of workplace confinement for journalists. Collette Snowden  5. Literacies as placed resources in the context of rural community members’ everyday lives: The case of Bweyale in Uganda. George Openjuru  6. Literacy, sustainability and landscapes for learning. Lyn Kerkham  7. ‘They are of very imperfect quality’: Slates as material and placed resources in a Sydney school, 1887-1889. Phil Cormack  8. Circuits, astronauts, and dancing oranges: Documenting networked knowledge on tablets. Jennifer Rowsell & Tiffany Gallagher  9. Mobilising literacy policy through resources. Jenni Carter  10. Catalysing learning with placed English resources: An issue of TEFL in early childhood education. Zheng Lin  11. A place for students’ multilingual resources in an Australian high school. Mei French and Michele De Courcy  12. Silence as literacy and silence as mobility: Australian students shifting learning modes in foreign language learning Dat Bao & Phan Le Ha  13. Global Englishes as placed resources. Doan Ba Ngoc  14. Languages as contextualised resources: Chinese-speaking pre-service language teachers using Chinese and English in the academic writing process Huang Yusheng  15. Shaping a digital academic writing resource in a transcultural space. Monica Behrend

Biography

Sue Nichols is a Senior Lecturer in Literacy Education and also Director of the Multiliteracies and Global Englishes Research Group at the University of South Australia.

Collette Snowden is a Strategic Leader, International and Industry, and Lecturer in Public Relations at the University of South Australia