What Is This Buzz Word "Transliteracy"? A Q&A with Ryan Nadel | Spotlight on Digital Me... - 1 views
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Being really smart used to mean “how much do you know,” and “how much can you memorize.” Now it’s, “how good are you at finding information and contextualizing it.”
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So when we’re teaching digital literacy, it needs to be a transliterate approach. It’s not about one experience, but how all of these things interrelate.
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Are we transliterate enough when we are learning and experimenting things. Another example I can think of for transliteracy is the awareness of updating one's status messages in various places. For example, a status message on one's FB page is quite different from one's LinkedIn Profile to one's style of tweeting to one's IM status message. Being aware of what kind of thoughts go where is an important transliterate skill to have. Thoughts?