Media Literacy, Information Technology (1997)
Excerpt from a Working Paper on Literacy #2
Authors: Chris Abbott, Len Masterman
Collection: Research Materials
This is an excerpt from an article that considers some of the major implications of information and media technologies for the teaching of English. Although the article deals specifically with the United Kingdom, the authors make observations that can be applied to other countries as well. The article helps illustrate the links between the traditional concept of literacy and the broader literacies called for by media and information technologies.
Keywords:
- Discussion
- English second language (ESL)
- Instructional aids
- Literacy
- Reports
- Research
- Research reports
- Technology
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Added: 1997-01-01
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