Kid-E-Lit\u00a0is a network of librarians, writers, artists, and researchers based in the Nordic countries focused on\u00a0emerging forms of digital literature made specifically for youth and children. The network will\u00a0mount a touring exhibition of innovative forms of literature\u00a0made for the young and to develop a Nordic network focused on these new reading experiences.<\/p>\n
The network<\/strong> Kid-E-Lit\u00a0is a network of librarians, writers, artists, and researchers based in the Nordic countries focused on\u00a0emerging forms of digital literature made specifically for youth and children. The network will\u00a0mount a touring exhibition of innovative forms of literature\u00a0made for the young and to develop a Nordic network focused on these new reading experiences. The network Serena … Continue reading Who?<\/span>
\nSerena Borsello, Aarhus Public Libraries
\nMartin Campostrini, Roskilde Librararies
\nMaria Engberg, Malm\u00f6 University
\nMari Jore, Bergen Public Library
\nNina Goga, Bergen University College
\nPaula Halkola, The Finnish Institute for Children’s Literature
\nAyoe Quist Henkel, Centre for Children\u2019s Literature, Aarhus University
\nLissa Holloway-Attaway, University of Sk\u00f6vde
\nRaine Koskimaa, University of Jyv\u00e4skyl\u00e4
\nHerdis Mold\u00f8en, Bergen Public Library
\nKatri Nikanen, Jyv\u00e4skyl\u00e4 City Library
\nLucas Ramada, Prieto Autonomous University of Barcelona
\nMargrete Rasmussen, Bergen Public Library
\nJill Walker Rettberg, University of Bergen
\nScott Rettberg, University of Bergen
\nKaren Areklett Vikingstad, Bergen Public Library<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"