And just like that 4.5 years of hard work comes to an end - what an exciting, challenging + inspiring project to be a part of! We have achieved so much working together across many different countries and sectors, thank you all. Hopefully it won't be the end of the iRead story...
Recently, we chatted with Project Manager Panos Papoutsis @Panosonline who described the many hats his worn working on the iRead project. Panos' reflections are captured in our blog you can read here: buff.ly/3heeo5q
How do children express their opinions about the games they've played? One participant on the iRead pilot from Sweden gave feedback on Navigo using little drawings of duck faces. Read all about it in a recent blog by iRead colleague Leona Bunting. buff.ly/2UitxuR
As this could possibly be the last tweet for iRead from Gothenburg, we would like to thank everybody for these incredibly interesting 4.5 years- what a ride! Please, please, please let's not lose touch!
New blog post from our iRead team member @LeonaBunting about developing a questionnaire to capture children's reflections about the Navigo game in Sweden. Keep a lookout for the tiny smiley duck faces! buff.ly/2UitxuR
"Learning to read is challenging, even for witches and wizards." In our new iRead blog set in Hogwarts, @AndreaDGauthier describes the development of interactive dashboards for teachers to help them follow children's progress in reading games. buff.ly/3xsWuCt
Schools are closing for summer here in Sweden and this means that we are picking up the last of our tablets and saying goodbye to the all wonderful teachers and students who have participated in the project. A sincere thank you- it's been a joy!
To celebrate the iRead project, finishing at the end of this month, join our special event 'Children’s learning in digital games – The theory and the practice' on 22 June reflecting on learning games in education. More information and register: buff.ly/2Re2jUL #ireadgames










