Our Experts

Our Experts

Members of Elinet are experts in their field and some have chosen to to have their own Literacy Expert Page. See below. 
We want to expand our expertise, so become a member, participate and make your own Expert Page available.

NameExpertise Country
Juli-Anna AerilaReading and Literature educationFinland
Aoife AhernTeacher education, effective practices in literacy teaching, literacy education in second languages, academic literacySpain
William G. BrozoLiteracy development for children and young adultsUSA
Jeroen ClemensDigital Literacy, Critical Reading, Language teaching, Teacher trainingNetherlands
Elissavet ChlapanaVocabulary development; Comprehension strategies instruction
Narrative ability; Use of ICT in literacy development of young children; Practices for language support of young secondlanguage learners
Greece
Byeong-Young ChoDigital Literacy, Disciplinary literacyKorea
Julie CoiroDigital LiteracyUSA
Angela ColvertDigital literacy UK
Maria Lourdes
Dionisio
Language education, reading and literacies in young and adult educationPortugal
Aydin Durgunoglucognitive foundations of language and literacy development, literacy development in a second language and the cross-language transferUSA
Dorothee GaileReading and writing development of adolescents, Disciplinary literacyGermany
Christine GarbeGerman literature and literature education, literary socialisation and reading development of children and adolescents, adolescent and disciplinary literacyGermany
Winnie-Karen GieraAdolescent & (Inter-)Disciplinary Literacy, Digital LiteracyGermany
Colin HarrisonDigital LiteracyUK
Carita KiiliDigital LiteraciesFinland
Sandra Langer Digital Literacy, Literacy and Basic Education, Adult education
Second language acquisition (international/DaZ), School improvement
Germany
Tiziana MasciaLiteracy Education; Literacies and Children’s literatureItaly
Fabio NascimbeniLearning innovation and ICT for learningItaly
Finian O’SheaLiteracy Support: Early Years, Primary,Secondary & Adult.
Supporting the reluctant/inexperienced reader.
Reflective Practice; Inclusive Education; Identity / Literacy Identity; Children and Young Adults Literature; Policy Development: Literacy
Ireland
Florentine PaudelLiteracy and language education, ICT, Teacher EducationAustria
Jennifer RowsellDigital literacy, ethnographic studies of literacy practices, digital divide, post-structural approaches to literacy, makerspace, and reimagining digital readingUK
Laura Maria SchmidtDyslexia support systems across Europe and support systems for struggling readers, professionalization of literacy expertsGermany
Sari SulkunenAdolescent and adult literacy and the socio-cultural factors related to literacy performanceFinland
Eufimia TafaEarly & Primary LiteracyGreece
Elvira TopalovicAcquisition of german language and language education, multilingualism, and digital literaciesGermany
Renate ValtinEmergent literacy, dyslexia, reading and spelling, international literacy surveys, teacher education Germany
Inge van de Ven Comparative literature. My work is mostly focused on the intersections between literature, reading, and digital mediaNetherlands
Máirin Wilson Education and professional development of post-graduate teachers in the field of inclusive education, learning support and special educational needsIreland

 

 

 

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3 thoughts on “Our Experts

  1. Good morning,

    For one of the projects at Tilburg University I am looking for a network focused on low literacy in Spain. Do you happen to know any networks focused on this subject in this region?

    1. Dag Guus,
      Ik zal vandaag contact opnemen met een paar experts in Spanje. Kom er snel op terug.
      Jeroen Clemens

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