Anne Lise Wie

Anne Lise Wie is an Associate Professor at Nord University, Norway, specializing in Norwegian didactics and teacher education. She has been active since 1997, focusing on early childhood education, language development, and outdoor learning environments. Her interdisciplinary work bridges folklore, creative writing, and educational technology.

• Education: Cand Philol in Norwegian from the University of Tromsø (1997)
• Key Research: Folklore, early literacy, nature-based pedagogy, cross-curricular projects

Her research explores the integration of folklore into modern pedagogy, using outdoor spaces as dynamic learning arenas. Projects include Visualising the Draug (mythological landscape interpretations) and Nordic-Baltic networks for creative teaching methods. Publications span interactive storytelling, gamification in education, and interdisciplinary approaches to literacy.

Recent articles highlight her work on location-based literature teaching for intercultural understanding and digital humanities in folklore representation. She emphasizes collaborative learning through workshops, exhibitions, and community events like Sami National Day. Her supervision of theses focuses on practical applications of aesthetic and outdoor education in teacher training.