Joining the Video-Game Literacy Club: A Reluctant Mother Tries to Join the “Flow”

Lori A. Norton‐Meier

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Literacy, Media, and Education Digital Games and Media Child Development and Digital Technology

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The author discusses the influence of video games and other technologies on modern family life, drawing on her own experiences. The implications of digital and other “new” and multiple literacies are described, with reference particularly to the work of Patrick Shannon and James Paul Gee.

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