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Jacques Cool

Digital Literacies for Writing in Social Media - 0 views

  • According to Cathy Davidson's Now You See It, 65 percent of students entering school today will have careers in fields that haven't been invented yet. 
  • how do we prepare our students to write effectively in environments that don't yet exist?
  • as recently as four years ago, who would have imagined that major companies would have employees whose jobs were to interact with customers on Twitter, or that someone could make a career out of writing for Facebook? Four years before that, not only did those jobs not exist, Twitter and Facebook didn't exist
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  • students should be aware of the speed of digital communications and the types of interactions that speed encourages, the ways in which digital writing environments preserve and provide access to data, and how writing technologies manage the divide between public and private.
Jacques Cool

Why New Media Literacy Is Vital for Quality Journalism - 0 views

  • Are you illiterate if you don’t know how to interpret a tweet? If you can’t tell the difference between fact and fiction on Twitter, does that mean you are lacking media literacy skills?
  • To be truly literate, though, you also need to be able to think critically about media, discern fact from fiction, news from opinion, trusted from untrustworthy.
  • Somewhere along the line, someone taught us the skills necessary to think critically about the information we consume, how to recognize a trusted source, and how to sniff out bias and ulterior motives.
Jacques Cool

Social Media: The Importance of Writing Well | Social Media Explorer - 0 views

  • The skills that make us better explainers, better persuaders, better story tellers, and better thinkers are all fundamentally influenced by writing.
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