2015-2020
Refiguring Innovation in Games (ReFiG) is a 5-year project supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. Composed of an international collective of scholars, community organizers and industry representatives. ReFiG is committed to promoting diversity and equity in the game industry and culture and effecting real change in a space that has been exclusionary to so many.
More information about the project is available on the website: www.refig.ca
2018 Shifting Ground: Relocating Pedagogical Innovation from Schools to Communities This symposium brings together a group of emerging and established, local and […]
The Institute for Research on Digital Literacies has for two decades brought together scholars, teachers, learners, tech industry experts, school boards, and […]
Social Media Engages Oral Culture at Ugandan Heritage Sites IRDL Research Team Members: Mary Leigh Morbey (research lead), Maureen Senoga (PhD candidate), Mary Pat O’Meara (MEd graduate and […]
2017 Parents Reaching Out Grant This project assisted parents interested in updating their digital skills as part of Ontario’s PRO Grants designed to support […]
