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What is New Literacies

Affordances of Film for Literacy Instruction
An approach to examining the ways that meaning are conveyed through multimodal and digital texts and platforms that extend beyond printed word-based text; according to Lankshear and Knobel, this sense of the new may be applied to either processes or materials.
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Escape, Confrontation, and Possibilities: Toward a Visual/Filmic Epistemology
Copyright: © 2022 |Pages: 18
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-9136-9.ch010
Abstract
In this final chapter, the researcher unites the strands of the project by examining the ways in which film sits among other visual texts and the ways in which future researchers and educators might engage with the medium critically and philosophically. The researcher offers an exploration of film as a textual space for escapism and confrontation, a medium that is seen as easy and difficult, and as site for critical encounters and critiques. Major theoretical elements of the pedagogical use of film as well as the nature of the medium itself are offered before attention is given to final implications for research, policy, and practice. This chapter serves as the culmination of the present project with insights for further steps in inquiry toward a more expanded visual and filmic epistemology.
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Authorial Work With Film
An approach to examining the ways that meaning are conveyed through multimodal and digital texts and platforms that extend beyond printed word-based text; according to Lankshear and Knobel, this sense of the new may be applied to either processes or materials.
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Filmic Curation and Combination
An approach to examining the ways that meaning are conveyed through multimodal and digital texts and platforms that extend beyond printed word-based text; according to Lankshear and Knobel, this sense of the new may be applied to either processes or materials.
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Digital Media in the Classroom: Emergent Perspectives for 21st Century Learners
A broad term developed to articulate literacy practices made available through the advent of new and multi-media, particularly (though not exclusively) pertaining to digital advances. Examples of such digital advances include: blogs, fan fiction, video games, websites, online social networking, etc. (For more see: Coiro, J., Knobel, M., Lankshear, C., & Leu, D. J. (Eds.) (2008). Handbook of new literacies research . New York: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.).
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Film and Representation
An approach to examining the ways that meaning are conveyed through multimodal and digital texts and platforms that extend beyond printed word-based text; according to Lankshear and Knobel, this sense of the new may be applied to either processes or materials.
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Borderline Fields of Information Architecture: Information Overload, the Literacies, and Personal Information Management
Complex approaches towards literacy that concentrate on the social practices and determinants of reading and writing.
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The SOAR Strategies for Online Academic Research: Helping Middle School Students Meet New Standards
New literacies refer to new forms of literacy made possible by digital technology developments. Commonly recognized examples include instant messaging, blogging, social networking, podcasting, photo sharing, digital storytelling, and conducting online searches.
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Virtual Worlds and Online Videogames for Children and Young People: Promises and Challenges
Communicative practices associated with new digital media, often described as new mindsets (see Lankshear & Knobel, 2006 ; 2010 ).
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Digital Literacies and Text Structure Instruction: Benefits, New Language Demands, and Changes to Pedagogy
A broad and specific term to describe the increased use of technology in reading and writing.
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Film's Role in Virtual Learning and Pandemic Shifts
An approach to examining the ways that meaning are conveyed through multimodal and digital texts and platforms that extend beyond printed word-based text; according to Lankshear and Knobel, this sense of the new may be applied to either processes or materials.
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Implications for Choosing Film
An approach to examining the ways that meaning are conveyed through multimodal and digital texts and platforms that extend beyond printed word-based text; according to Lankshear and Knobel, this sense of the new may be applied to either processes or materials.
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Cross-Cultural Affordances of Digital Storytelling: Results from Cases in the U.S.A. and Canada
New Literacies studies recommends viewing literacy through a situated socio-cultural lens. My theoretical perspective is that literacies are always situated as communication tools used in social situations and reflecting cultural contexts.
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Successful Design and Management of Asynchronous Discussion Forums in Online Higher Education
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Aligning Children's Books With Digital Tools for Reader Response: The Text, the Tech, and the Task
Literacies emerging from new technology that extend our ways of communicating and often mix text, image, and sound. An example is a student creating a multimodal project to demonstrate learning.
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The Irrevocable Alteration of Communication: A Glimpse into the Societal Impact of Digital Media
New literacies refer to the abilities needed to communicate with digital media in ways that were non-existent in a pre-digital era. Examples include the abilities to find online information, use hyperlinks, and compose multimedia texts.
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Engaging Learners With Digital Literacy Practices
Theoretical perspectives on emerging texts and related literacy practices generated by the rapidly changing technological landscape. New literacies theories acknowledge the social nature of digital literacy practices as well as the key role educators play in supporting the development of those practices.
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Mobile Literacies: Learning in the Mobile Age
A broad area of new research in the field of literacy, the New Literacies focus on the role of digital technologies in the process of communication, learning, and meaning-making in formal and informal contexts.
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Lessons Learned: Teaching Latinx Teacher Candidates Through Digital Literacy and Community Service Learning
A theory signifying the Internet’s importance and the need for new literacies to unleash the Internet’s potential; social practices, strategies, skills, multimodalities, evaluation, and critique related to digital tools are important.
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Linguistically-Responsive Literacy Pedagogies Across Primary and Secondary Classrooms
Literacy practices enabled by emerging technologies such as social media and mobile applications.
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A History of Film as Method
An approach to examining the ways that meaning are conveyed through multimodal and digital texts and platforms that extend beyond printed word-based text; according to Lankshear and Knobel, this sense of the new may be applied to either processes or materials.
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Community of Digital Learners: Embracing the Affordances of Online Teacher Education
Reading and writing proficiencies previously unexamined or minimally examined.
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Film and the Layers of Literacy Affordance
An approach to examining the ways that meaning are conveyed through multimodal and digital texts and platforms that extend beyond printed word-based text; according to Lankshear and Knobel, this sense of the new may be applied to either processes or materials.
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Popular Media and Grade 6-12 Literacy: A Review of Practitioner Literature
A term that refers to new ways of meaning making that include reading, writing, and digital forms of Communication (New London Group, 1996).
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Toward a Working Definition of Digital Literacy
The technical ability and emotional skill level needed to generate thought and to communicate in multiple formats in digital environments.
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The Role of Context in Defining Secondary Language Arts Instruction: A Cultural Perspective
New forms and wide range of literacy abilities and competences emerging and required as necessary skills to access and engage digital technology developments.
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The Process of Using Film
An approach to examining the ways that meaning are conveyed through multimodal and digital texts and platforms that extend beyond printed word-based text; according to Lankshear and Knobel, this sense of the new may be applied to either processes or materials.
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Seeing Beyond the Screen: A Multidimensional Framework for Understanding Digital-Age Literacies
Literacy practices enabled by emerging technologies such as social media and mobile applications.
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The Role of Technology in the Transformation of Twenty-First Century Literacy Skills
New literacies refer to competencies in skills using the Internet ”to identify important questions, locate information, critically evaluate the usefulness of that information, synthesize information to answer those questions, and then communicate the answers to others” ( Leu, et al., 2004 , p. 1572).
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