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ISBN 10: 033522010X
ISBN 13: 9780335220106
Author: Colin Lankshear, Michele Knobel
The World Has Changed—So Should the Way You Teach
This thought-provoking book argues that education has failed to take into account how much the world has changed since the information technology revolution and that education requires a totally new mindset to become relevant. The authors describe the new social practices and new literacies associated with a digital world and offer suggestions on where change should occur.
1. What’s New? From “Reading” to the “New Literacy Studies”
2. The “New Literacy Studies” and the Study of New Literacies
3. Atoms and Bits: Literacy and the Challenge of Mindsets
4. Staring at the Future
5. Faking It: The National Grid for Learning
6. Attention Economics, Information and New Literacies
7. The Ratings Game: From eBay to Plastic
8. Changing Knowledge
9. Digital Epistemologies: Rethinking Knowledge for Classroom Learning
10. New Ways of Knowing: Learning at the Margins
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Tags: Colin Lankshear, Michele Knobel, New Literacies, Changing Knowledge, Classroom
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