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Research Article

Building participatory video projects for multilingual schoolscapes

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Received 03 Mar 2023, Accepted 28 Jan 2024, Published online: 11 Feb 2024

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Figure 1. Capture of an adolescent-edited iMovie ‘A falu ahol születtünk’ (Hun. ‘The village where we were born’). An example of video editing: superimposed captions. © Laihonen, with research participants’ permission.

Figure 1. Capture of an adolescent-edited iMovie ‘A falu ahol születtünk’ (Hun. ‘The village where we were born’). An example of video editing: superimposed captions. © Laihonen, with research participants’ permission.

Figure 2. Capture of an adolescent-edited iMovie, cropped screenshot (to preserve anonymity of people in the image). An example of a caption displaying orthography of Csángó grassroots literacy. © Laihonen, with research participants’ permission.

Figure 2. Capture of an adolescent-edited iMovie, cropped screenshot (to preserve anonymity of people in the image). An example of a caption displaying orthography of Csángó grassroots literacy. © Laihonen, with research participants’ permission.

Figure 3. Capture of an adolescent-edited iMovie, cropped screenshot (to preserve anonymity of people in the image). An example of a caption displaying orthography and vocabulary of Csángó grassroots literacy. © Laihonen, with research participants’ permission.

Figure 3. Capture of an adolescent-edited iMovie, cropped screenshot (to preserve anonymity of people in the image). An example of a caption displaying orthography and vocabulary of Csángó grassroots literacy. © Laihonen, with research participants’ permission.

Figure 4. Student-recorded mobile 360° video: different visual representations captured from various angles, using a 360° video viewer software (images 1–4). © Szabó and From, with research participants’ permission.

Figure 4. Student-recorded mobile 360° video: different visual representations captured from various angles, using a 360° video viewer software (images 1–4). © Szabó and From, with research participants’ permission.