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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium will explore disruptive ways of conceptualizing classroom routines, pedagogies, and curricula through paradigms of fandom and media engagement. Our presentations will address the questions: How are communities formed around fandoms and media changing our designs for formal learning? What does it look like when formal learning contexts intentionally disrupt top-down curricular hierarchies? What does current research show us about these student-centric models of learning that are derived from fandom and media engagement? What tensions emerge and how do we navigate them?
Considering Theoretical Tensions Between Informal and Formal Genres and the Stakes of Social Genre Proliferation - Alecia Marie Magnifico, University of New Hampshire; Karis Michelle Jones, Baylor University
What Mobile Phone Gaming Communities Offer Classroom Pedagogies - Scott Storm, University at Albany - SUNY
Dimensions of Authorship in Adolescent Reflections on Digital Tools and AI - Cherise McBride, Stanford University; Clifford H. Lee, Northeastern University; Lissa Soep, YR Media
Fandom-Based Narrative Writing in an High School English Classroom - Beth Krone, Kennesaw State University; Nathan Lawrence, Commerce High School; Peter Reitz, Commerce High School