who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Peter Bosma
Netherlands University for
Animation, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Keywords animation, Netherlands,
cinema
Serge Bouchardon
University of Technology of
Compiegne, rue du Dr Schweitzer,
Compiègne, 60200, France
Keywords digital creation, electronic
literature, interactivity
Doug Boughton
Northern Illinois University, School
of Art, Jack Arends Building, De
Kalb, IL, 60115 -2883, United States
of America
Keywords assessment, visual culture,
portfolio, technology
Creative Practice, 1.1, 85-102.
Peter Bosma is a researcher at the Netherlands University for
Animation. He also works as a freelance writer and editor. Books he
has edited include Filmkunde (Open Universitiete) and Cinematheek
Bewaarboek (Theater Lantaren/Venster). He studied Dutch and Theatre
at Utrecht University.
› The Dutch Animation Collection: a work in progress, Animation Practice,
Process & Production, 1.1, 169-190.
Serge Bouchardon graduated in Literature from the Sorbonne
University (France). After working as a project manager in the
educational software industry for six years, he wrote his dissertation on
interactive literary narrative, and he is currently Associate Professor in
Communication Sciences at the University of Technology of
Compiegne (France). His research focuses on digital creation, in
particular electronic literature. As an author, he is interested in the
unveiling of interactivity.
› Digital literature and the Digital, Journal of Writing in Creative Practice,
4.1, 65-78.
Dr. Boughton is Professor of Art and Education at Northern Illinois
University. His research interests include assessment of student
learning in art, portfolio assessment, and art curriculum policy. He was
World President of InSEA from 2003 to 2005, has served as Chief
Examiner Art/Design for the International Baccalaureate Organization,
was Foundation Director of the National Art Education Research
Council of the Australian Institute of Art Education, and Consulting
Professor in Art Education to the Institute of Education in Hong Kong.
Dr Boughton has won numerous honours including the Ziegfeld Award
for contribution to International Art Education in 2006. He is a
Distinguished Fellow of the National Art Education Association
(NAEA), is a member of the Council for Policy Studies in Art
Education (USA) and is an honorary life member of the Australian
Institute of Art Education.