Multiliteracy
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This document discusses the concept of multiliteracy and how communication through computer-assisted language learning (CALL) can be considered authentic communication. While CALL allows for unique communication opportunities, the materials may not be truly authentic in the same sense as pre-CALL materials. CALL may represent another dialect of a language that students need to learn.
Multiliteracy
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- 9. Olson (1988) said, Speech makes us human and literacy makes us civilized." (Eman)
- 10. http://www.cybersmartcurriculum.org/lesson_plans/45_16.asp www.images.google.com www.starfall.com www.merlot.org
- 11. Hmmm.. How does communication through CALL qualify as authentic communication (when it is clearly unique)? Are CALL materials authentic in the same sense that pre-CALL materials are called authentic? Or are virtual materials representative of another dialect (of any given language) that our students must learn?