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Module 3 New Literacies Functional Literacy And Multiliteracy Pd Coiro, et. al (2008) noted four common elements as broader dimensions of new literacies, to wit: (1) the internet and other icts require new social practices, skills, strategies, and dispositions for their effective use; (2) new literacies are central to full civic, economic, and personal participation in a global community; (3) new literacies rapidly change as defining technologies change. Multi literacies. it is the multimodal ways of communication that include communication between and among other languages using diverse channels within cultures and an ability to understand technology and multimedia. study with quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like media literacy, social literacy, creative literacy and more.

Prof Ed 10 Module 3 Module 3 New Literacies Functional Module 3: new literacies, functional literacy, and multi literacy by sobron menard on prezi. blog. aug. 20, 2024. how to use ai in the classroom. july 25, 2024. sales pitch presentation: creating impact with prezi. july 22, 2024. make every lesson count with these student engagement strategies. 9. • these new literacies are fused with traditional print literacy to create opportunities and enable students to understand and use new text types, while exploring knowledge and information with a wide array of technological tools, such as blogging, fanfic writing, manga producing, meme ing, photoshopping, animie music video (amv), podcasting, vodcasting, and gaming, running a paper based. Module 3. new literacies, functional literacy and multiliteracy. time allotment: 4.5 hrs. i. introduction. students are taught to read and write print with fluency, speed and comprehension of. the message of the writer and the interpretation of the content of the material. Module 3: new literacies, functional literacy & multiliteracy new literacies • between 1950 & 1970, the development of literacy, both optional and functional was established. literacy was defined as reading and writing skills necessitated for activities in modern societies (gunes 2000).