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= Welcome to the continuing work of = = The New Media Literacies Project and the New Hampshire Early Adopters group = = New Media Literacies (NML) = [|New Media Literacies] is a research project established at MIT's Comparative Media Studies program and now at USC Annenberg School for Communication. The central goal is to engage educators and learners in today's participatory culture.
 * [|Vanessa Vartabedian]
 * [|Henry Jenkins III]
 * [|Erin B. Reilly]

= New Hampshire Early Adopters Group (EA) = NML partnered with New Hampshire's Department of Education to facilitate a year-long professional development initiative using the new media literacies as a springboard for developing innovative curriculum. A group of educators explored the challenges that 21st Century learners face by expanding their own learning experiences using a participatory, digital model of professional development. These educators were able to practice their own skills as teachers by creating, collaborating, connecting, and circulating with one another in an interactive, multi-media environment. For more information about the NH EA group, click here.
 * Maria Knee, Deerfield Community School, Kindergarten Teacher
 * Kathy Mahanes, Pittsfield Elementary School, 2nd Grade Teaher / Tech Coordinator
 * Robin Corbeil, Litchfield Middle School, Technology Teacher
 * Jennifer Fritz, Somersworth Middle School, 6th Grade Teacher
 * Deborah Brooks, Barrington Elementary School, Technology Teacher
 * Maureen Meyer, Jonathan Daniels Elementary School, Library Media Specialist