Gavan started following the work of Doug Holton, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, Digital Learning.
Gavan I'm quoted in this recent Maclean's Magazine article on birdwatching in Canada: http://bit.ly/GDCGKT
Gavan started following the work of Richard Twine, Lancaster University, Sociology.
Gavan Received word that my paper on the implications of "immaterial technologies" on coming to know the more-than-human will be published in an upcoming special issue of Environmental Education Research.
Educational Developer, Centre for Open Learning and Educational Support
Thesis Title: Multiple acts of Birding: the Education, Ethics and Ontology of Bird Watching in Ontario
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Dr. Leesa Fawcett
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About
My work at the University of Guelph supports graduate students in their development as teaching assistants and instructors in higher education.
My doctoral research was located at the intersection of environmental education, environmental philosophy and animal studies. I am currently interested in the multiple practises of watching the non-human, specifically birds, and how technology, education and experience all impact how birds and the landscapes they can be found are shaped. Previous research examined children's conceptions of nature and the role of place in environmental education.
I'm currently active in the fields of environmental education and teaching and learning in higher education.
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