Project Mosaica is affiliated with IRLT, and presents contemporary Jewish culture in its current form on the World Wide Web. The project examines Jewish culture in the arts, and uses the Web in particular as an interactive cultural environment. Jews have always lived in diasporas–scattered and dispersed–and this project is devoted to exploring the positive aspects of diaspora’s creative and cultural promise in modern Jewish life.
2012-16 Young People’s Media Industries in Canada Canadian children’s and youth media has largely been ignored as a field of study in […]
Communication practices are changing rapidly and dramatically, and the bulk of this change has taken place over the course of a single […]
2015-16 Playing to Learn Playing to Learn implements a game developed by the Ministry of Education that intended to introduced Grades 7 […]
Digital Culture and the Arts, received a $7,500 York Seminar for Advanced Research funding award for 2007-2008. The seminar focus is Digital […]
