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Expanding the Mosaic of Transmedia Learning Experiences: Application of a Transmedia Storyworld in ESL Formal Learning Environments

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This paper sets out to address the gap in current research with respect to the application of transmedia storytelling in educational settings by reporting on the use of a transmedia storyworld in English as a Second Language (ESL) formal learning environments.

It zooms in on students' experiences and perceptions of the transmedia storyworld to take a closer look at how its exploration can foster situated language learning practices by shaping and expanding it. Outputs of this design-based research study indicate students share a positive attitude towards the application of a transmedia learning storyworld in ESL settings and that it allows for the development of socially and culturally contextualized second language acquisition processes.

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          ARTECH '19: Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Digital and Interactive Arts
          October 2019
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