Jamieson Kane: E-learning and Media Education

Written by an experienced Australian media studies and e-learning educator:

Jamieson Kane is an Australian teacher of Language Arts and Media Studies, specialising in Digital Storytelling. He has been teaching in the classroom for over ten years and has also been the e-learning facilitator at his school for seven years. He has presented papers at international conferences such as NECC and ISTE, as well as many Australian Conferences such as ACEC, in the areas of Media, ICT, and Education.

His students have produced many award winning films for many years - recognised by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessesment Authority (VCAA) in their TopScreen Exhibitions and by the Australian Teachers of Media (ATOM) ATOM awards in 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008.

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