You are cordially invited to attend the seminar on Engaging in research, teaching, and learning with and about critical interdisciplinary computational creation organised by the Graduate School (GS). Details are as follows:

Date	15 January 2025 (Wednesday)
Time	10:00 am – 11:30 am
Venue	D1-LP-02, Tai Po Campus, EdUHK
Speaker	Professor Cliff LEE Professor of Art+Design, College of of Arts, Media and Design Professor of Education, Mills College Northeastern University, Oakland, California, US
Moderator	Professor GU Ming Yue Michelle Dean of Graduate School, EdUHK
Registration	For Students: https://bit.ly/49yPtEc
	For Staff: https://bit.ly/3ZtOssA

*Please register before 14 January 2025, Tuesday.

Abstract

In this seminar, Professor Cliff Lee will draw on over a decade of research on the value and importance of connecting critical literacy, computational thinking, interactive media, storytelling, game design, artificial intelligence, and creative expression in creating multimodal artifacts with Black, Indigenous, and Youth of color for public audiences. He will share examples from past and current research projects that highlight the potential and possibilities of developing culturally sustaining and thriving pedagogies that center the interests, cultures, identities, and ancestral knowledge of U.S. BIPOC youth who contend with multiple dimensions of marginalization. Prof Lee’s interdisciplinary approach draws from a diverse array of disciplines, including: learning science, ethnic studies, computer science, design, arts practice, game design, and English language arts.

We look forward to seeing you there!

All are welcome.