2019
DOI: 10.1080/00405841.2019.1626617
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Stereotypes vs. Strategies for Digital Media Artists: The Case for Culturally Relevant Media Production

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“…In spite of these limitations, RJ has the potential to inform curriculum and pedagogical practices that can serve the public good. To that end, my colleagues and I have argued for an educational practice where restorative and transformative justice as a worldview intersects with the teaching of various disciplines (Winn and Winn 2021), including mathematics (Bullock and Meiners 2019;Gholson and Robinson 2019), science (Braaten 2021;Patterson and Gray 2019), English language arts (de los Ríos et al 2019), digital media arts (Degand 2019), social studies (Kohli, Montaño, and Fisher 2019;Montaño 2021;Rodriguez 2021), and ethnic studies (López, Dueñas, and López 2021). A transformative justice education practice would leverage processes like circles to create and promote equitable access and entry points for learning and thus engage students civically (Hung 2015;Rodriguez 2021).…”
Section: Future Work At the Intersection Of Restorative Justice And C...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In spite of these limitations, RJ has the potential to inform curriculum and pedagogical practices that can serve the public good. To that end, my colleagues and I have argued for an educational practice where restorative and transformative justice as a worldview intersects with the teaching of various disciplines (Winn and Winn 2021), including mathematics (Bullock and Meiners 2019;Gholson and Robinson 2019), science (Braaten 2021;Patterson and Gray 2019), English language arts (de los Ríos et al 2019), digital media arts (Degand 2019), social studies (Kohli, Montaño, and Fisher 2019;Montaño 2021;Rodriguez 2021), and ethnic studies (López, Dueñas, and López 2021). A transformative justice education practice would leverage processes like circles to create and promote equitable access and entry points for learning and thus engage students civically (Hung 2015;Rodriguez 2021).…”
Section: Future Work At the Intersection Of Restorative Justice And C...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Traditional digital media art creation often uses the computer-aided design platform to complete the corresponding works, and its expression is limited to video, graphics, images, and so on [7]. With the progress of technology, the creative power of digital media has been expanding, the amount of information has been growing, and the function has been enhanced [8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The improvement of people's material standard of living makes it no longer limited to material needs; the spiritual level of demand is also increasingly expressed [2]. In modern society, with the development of digital technology, many digital tools are applied to people's lives, and the integration of computer visual art in digital media art can provide the audience with more colorful digital media art and provide people with a rich artistic experience [3][4]. Using computer visual art, people can directly issue commands to achieve the corresponding purpose of operation.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%