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Special Issue: Digital Learning in Higher Education
Vol. 14 No. 1 (2020)The covers of this special issue of the JTL are provided by S1 and S2 STEAM students of artist and principal teacher Emily Tragham, Bertha Park High School, Perth and Kinross Council, Scotland.
Front Cover:
Hepplewhite, Tia. (2020). ‘Void’. [Ink and water].
Rose, Ellie. (2020). ‘Patience’ and ‘Moment’. [Ice, tea rose, and lily].
McKinnon, Olivia. (2020).’Impact’. [Acrylic].
Back Cover:
Melloy, Cara. (2020). ‘Ripple’ and ‘Above/Below’. [Ink and water].
S1 Bertha Park High School, Perth and Kinross, Scotland.
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Winter 2019
Vol. 13 No. 2 (2019)Blake, Rosie. (2019). Rhythmic Fluidity 2, [Two-plate monoprint].
'Rhythmic Fluidity 2' (Two-plate monoprint) is from a body of work made in response to my research in
Tidalectics. This body of thought looks towards an oceanic worldview, embedded with ideas of place,
land, ‘islandness’, and ‘archipelagic thinking’. The term was coined by poet Kamau Braithwaite who has
written extensively about the necropolitics of the ocean, and its potency as a metaphor for collective,
cultural memory. I feel that water has inherently emotional power; it is a space where both boundaries
and rigidity dissolve. The ocean represents the unknown and is a potent site for mystery. It is also a key
signifier in the tangible effects of climate change and environmental crisis. University of Highlands and
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Special Issue: Reciprocal Learning
Vol. 13 No. 1 (2019)Volume 13, Number 1
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Volume 12 Number 2
Vol. 12 No. 2 (2018)