Mobile Family Literacy: Investigating Family Literacy Programmes for Mobile Communities and Their Potential to Meet the Needs of Mobile Family Settings

Pauline Duncan

Mobile Family Literacy: Investigating Family Literacy Programmes for Mobile Communities and Their Potential to Meet the Needs of Mobile Family Settings

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Abstract / Description of output

This document reports the outcomes of the Mobile Family Literacy Project (STEP 2015), which investigated the potential for literacy programmes to meet the needs of mobile communitiesi in Scotland. Adopting participatory methods, consultation and collaborative design with families and stakeholders, the project sought to identify structures and approaches for effective programme delivery.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Edinburgh
Publisher	STEP: Centre for Mobile Cultures and Education
Number of pages	46
Publication status	Published - 25 Jul 2015

Keywords / Materials (for Non-textual outputs)

mobility
literacy
participatory design
empowerment

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Mobile Family Literacy: Investigating Family Literacy Programmes for Mobile Communities and Their Potential to Meet the Needs of Mobile Family Settings

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Mobile family literacy: investigating issues of access and efficacy of literacy programmes for mobile cultures

Mobile cultures' use of digital technology and new media for living and learning

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Mobile Family Literacy: Investigating Family Literacy Programmes for Mobile Communities and Their Potential to Meet the Needs of Mobile Family Settings

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Mobile family literacy: investigating issues of access and efficacy of literacy programmes for mobile cultures

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Mobile cultures' use of digital technology and new media for living and learning

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