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Educational Media: International Perspectives

by Péter Bagoly-Simó (Volume editor) Mehdi Khaneboubi (Volume editor) Bruce Knight (Volume editor)
©2025 Edited Collection XXXIV, 336 Pages
Open Access

Summary

This edited volume explores how teaching and learning activities impact knowledge transmission and acquisition through educational media. The three spotlighted areas are discourses and representations, social networks and teacher resources, and school subjects.
Following IARTEM’s (International Association for Research on Textbooks and Educational Media) long-standing tradition, the series, in general, and this volume, in particular, connect multiple disciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives from eleven countries across the globe. Along with chapters dedicated to empirical research findings, contributors also considered research infrastructure and conceptual work, contributing to an overall progress in the field of educational resources and media.
The present volume mirrors the diversity in research on educational media, also considering the praxeological and industry perspective.

Table Of Contents

  • Cover
  • Halftitle Page
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Contents
  • List of Figures
  • List of Tables
  • Why We Need to Know More about Textbooks and Educational Media
  • Pourquoi devons-nous en savoir davantage sur les manuels scolaires et les médias éducatifs?
  • Warum wir mehr über Schulbücher und Bildungsmedien wissen müssen
  • ¿Por qué necesitamos saber más sobre libros de texto y medios de educación?
  • Por que precisamos saber mais sobre manuais escolares e medias educativos
  • Introduction: Educational Media and Knowledge
  • 1. Learning Data, Artificial Intelligence: Analysis of the Current Situation in French Compulsory Education
  • 2. Beyond Textbooks: A Focus on Students’ Digital Competences in the English Class
  • 3. Theoretical Framework and Methodological Choices for a Discourse-Analytical Approach to History Textbooks
  • 4. Recipe for a Perfect Hero: Narrative and Linguistic Schemes in Educational Media
  • 5. Representing Women in Language Coursebooks: Why Gender Representation Matters
  • 6. Analysing EdTech Speak Through the Dimensions of Technological Optimism, Solutionism, and Determinism
  • 7. Educational Inclusion in Teaching Materials: Research Contributions
  • 8. The Online Professional Learning Network of a Teacher with a Large Audience on Twitter. Professional Identity and Structure
  • 9. Teachers’ Guides: The Current Situation and Consequences for Teachers’ Practice
  • 10. Teachers’ Use of Learning Materials
  • 11. What Do Kidfluencers Bring to Education? Analysing Two Popular Spanish Kitubers
  • 12. Historical Video Games as Educational Media in Secondary Schools in Québec: The Case of Assassin’s Creed Discovery Tour
  • 13. Learning Materials in Art Galleries and Museums as a Means of Non-formal Education
  • 14. Evolution of Senior High Schools Physics Resources: An Overview
  • 15. Fostering Critical Thinking in French Middle Schools: Understanding Teachers’ Resource Selection Choices
  • 16. Spatial Mobility and Transport: Textbook Representations
  • 17. Towards an Improved Map Skill Acquisition through Educational Media: Methodological Approaches and Future Steps
  • 18. Climate Change and Geography Education: Considerations Based on the Brazilian National Curriculum Common Base
  • Notes on Contributors

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The publication of this work was supported by the Open Access Publication Fund of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.

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ISSN 2995-8407

ISBN 978-1-80374-395-0 (print)

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DOI 10.3726/b21556

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Pages
XXXIV, 336
Publication Year
2025
ISBN (PDF)
9781803743936
ISBN (ePUB)
9781803743943
ISBN (Softcover)
9781803743950
DOI
10.3726/b21556
Open Access
CC-BY
Language
English
Publication date
2025 (November)
Keywords
educational media educational technology learning primary education secondary education teaching tertiary/higher education
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Oxford, Berlin, Bruxelles, Chennai, Lausanne, New York, 2025. xxxiv, 336 pp., 37 fig. b/w, 16 tables
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Biographical notes

Péter Bagoly-Simó (Volume editor) Mehdi Khaneboubi (Volume editor) Bruce Knight (Volume editor)

Péter Bagoly-Simó holds the Chair of Geography Education with Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. He published extensively on textbooks, educational media, and Education for Sustainable Development, primarily following an international comparative perspective and employing various qualitative and mixed methods. Mehdi Khaneboubi is Associate Professor in Education Sciences. He conducts research at the EDA laboratory of Paris Cité University and teaches at Cergy Paris University (CY). His work focusses on the use of educational technologies, primarily through quantitative and ethnographic methods. Bruce Allen Knight is Professor Emeritus of Education at Central Queensland University Australia. He has 223 peer-reviewed publications and completion of large research projects worth more than AUD$7 million from such granting bodies as the Australian Research Council and Commonwealth and State Government agencies.

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