Vamp TV: Curating multimodal literacies for remote Northern Territory schools

Brenda Staley

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    Abstract

    Vamp TV is an innovative educational program run by the Northern Territory (NT) School of Music. Vamp TV produce television programs every two weeks during the school term that are then shared with schools across the NT. I met with Rodney Balaam who works on Vamp TV to hear about the program, which curates school content sharing different activities taking place in remote NT classrooms and schools. Balaam noted, 'It is not very prescriptive. We showcase Indigenous artists and school programs.' Vamp TV is intended to 'provide curriculum material as well as show off school programs to inspire the teachers.'
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)19-20
    Number of pages2
    JournalPractical Literacy: The Early and Primary Years
    Volume22
    Issue number3
    Publication statusPublished - Nov 2017

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