Real Players?

This blog extends the thoughts, observations and discussions described in the book "Real Players? drama, education and technology" by John Carroll, Michael Anderson and David Cameron. Primarily it is concerned with issues surrounding education (particularly educational drama) in a screen-mediated world.

Saturday, August 05, 2006

Real Players ... the book


Our book is finally published:

Real Players? drama, technology and education
John Carroll, Michael Anderson, David Cameron
Trentham Books
ISBN: 1858563658

This is the cover blurb:

Educational drama is being transformed by the technology of our screen-mediated world. The everyday use of computers, mobile phones, videogames and television is changing young people’s perceptions of what drama is and how it works.

Real Players? brings together the performance world of educational drama and the real world digital environment inhabited by many young people. It illustrates the dramatic conventions drama teachers can bring to using interactive and online performance in their classrooms. Role-based performance spaces are developed to critique these technologies and develop electronic literacy through dramatic action.

Teachers and others working in drama will find this exploration of a new dimension of drama compelling and professionally enriching. It will also be of interest to teachers of ICT.

Order directly from Trentham Books or look for it at Amazon.com

Keywords: process drama, digital performance, serious games, videogames

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