MODAL Research Group | Multimedia Opportunities and Diversity in Artistic Learning Research at SFU

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Dr O’Neill is the new Theme Leader for AIRS

The Hina Dolls Festival “Hina Asobi” by Visiting Professor Atsushi Yoshinaka

Dr. O’Neill awarded 2012 Miegunyah Distinguished Visiting Fellowship

Informal & Participatory Cultures in Music Education (New Article)

Dr O’Neill is appointed the next ISME Research Commissioner

Paper presented in Lapland, Finland

New Book in the Research to Practice Biennial Series

Dr O’Neill in The Oxford Handbook of Music Education

Upcoming Conference Quebéc City, Quebéc

Engaging Youth & Adults
in Artistic Learning Dialogues

Projects

Our research projects focus on providing a comprehensive and systematic study of artistic learning and the multiple pathways through which youth are engaged in and through the arts.

Publications

A key principle of our research is that the closer a consumer of knowledge is to the generation of the knowledge, the more likely the knowledge will be useful, understood and utilized.

Presentations

Conferences papers and posters, research seminars and talks, as well as video materials and illustrations of research methods and findings.

Partners

We aim to involve youth as partners in our research and encourage the exchange of knowledge among youth, academic and non-academic partners.

Funding

MODAL Research Group is funded by an Insight Grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC).

SSHRC

News

Susan O’Neill is new Theme Leader for AIRS
May 13, 2013
Engaging Youth and Adults in Artistic Learning Dialogues
March 19, 2013
Dr. O’Neill awarded 2012 Miegunyah Distinguished Visiting Fellowship
December 28, 2012
Congratulations Dr. David Erickson!
October 24, 2012