The End of Literacy? Don't Stop Reading. - washingtonpost.com
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Saved by 13 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-03-26
- Jmuccilli on 2009-08-11 - Tags technology , - , reading
- Drichards on 2009-01-04 - Tags no_tag
- Neuromancien on 2008-04-17 - Tags literacy
- Mathplourde on 2008-04-01 - Tags education , literacy , web2.0 , book , reading , trends
- Digizen on 2008-03-26 - Tags profesor_2.0 , universidad_2.0
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on 2009-01-04 by drichards
Understand and engage with the future of learning and teaching.
But whatever our digital future brings, we need to overcome the perils of dualistic thinking, the notion that what lies ahead is either a utopia or a dystopia. If we're going to make sense of what's happening with literacy in our culture, we need to be able to triangulate: to bear in mind our needs and desires, the media as they once were and currently are, and the media as they're continually transforming.
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But whatever our digital future brings, we need to overcome the perils of dualistic thinking, the notion that what lies ahead is either a utopia or a dystopia. If we're going to make sense of what's happening with literacy in our culture, we need to be able to triangulate: to bear in mind our needs and desires, the media as they once were and currently are, and the media as they're continually transforming.
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But whatever our digital future brings, we need to overcome the perils of dualistic thinking, the notion that what lies ahead is either a utopia or a dystopia. If we're going to make sense of what's happening with literacy in our culture, we need to be able to triangulate: to bear in mind our needs and desires, the media as they once were and currently are, and the media as they're continually transforming.
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