1999
DOI: 10.2307/821358
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Transformation through Technology: How HyperStudio Updated Middle School Research

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“…Digital media allow us to write and create for an extended audience, as digital pieces tend to be more often shared with family and friends than print‐based text (Hughes 2008). In asking the students to complete this assignment we required them to move beyond ‘an audience of one: the teacher,’ to social discussions of their personal interests (Haviland and McCall 1999: 64). We encouraged the students to be ‘active designers and producers of information,’ by getting them to present their visual essay in front of their peers as well as their teacher (Haviland and McCall 1999: 65).…”
Section: Sarah’s Story: Finding a Place To Startmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Digital media allow us to write and create for an extended audience, as digital pieces tend to be more often shared with family and friends than print‐based text (Hughes 2008). In asking the students to complete this assignment we required them to move beyond ‘an audience of one: the teacher,’ to social discussions of their personal interests (Haviland and McCall 1999: 64). We encouraged the students to be ‘active designers and producers of information,’ by getting them to present their visual essay in front of their peers as well as their teacher (Haviland and McCall 1999: 65).…”
Section: Sarah’s Story: Finding a Place To Startmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In asking the students to complete this assignment we required them to move beyond ‘an audience of one: the teacher,’ to social discussions of their personal interests (Haviland and McCall 1999: 64). We encouraged the students to be ‘active designers and producers of information,’ by getting them to present their visual essay in front of their peers as well as their teacher (Haviland and McCall 1999: 65). It became evident that ‘the emphasis on new literacies, and the technologies old and new that support them, is not technological literacy or information literacy, but […] [the facilitation] of technologies by users in particular contexts for particular purposes’ (Burke and Hammett 2009: 189), as it was during these presentations that we saw the greatest shift in the students’ perception and value of their own work.…”
Section: Sarah’s Story: Finding a Place To Startmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Όλες οι προαναφερθείσες έρευνες (Haviland & McCall, 1999• Heidenreich, 1997• Yang, 1997• Knight & Patti, 1997 υπογραμμίζουν τη θετική αποδοχή που έχει το HyperStudio από μαθητές κι εκπαιδευτικούς, που το χρησιμοποιούν. Οι λόγοι προτίμησης του προγράμματος αυτού είναι πολλοί και συνοψίζονται στα ακόλουθα σημεία:…”
Section: λόγοι προτίμησης του υπερμεσικού προγράμματος Hyperstudiounclassified
“…Επίσης, σύμφωνα με τον Bordwell (1985), ο θεατής του φιλμ ενθαρρύνεται και οδηγείται σε τρόπους μεθόδους στρατηγικές σκέψης καθώς επίσης και σε ενεργοποίηση γνωστικών σχημάτων και λειτουργιών που ποικίλουν ανάλογα με το (Boyle 1997, Bransford, Vye, Kenzer & Risko, 1990, Druin & Solomon 1996, Haviland & McCall, 1999, Laybourne 1998, Lee & Owens, 2000, Philips, 1997, Siakas & Spanaka 2006.…”
Section: πρώτη παράμετρος: η διαδικασία δημιουργίας των εκπαιδευτικών πολυμέσων εξαεunclassified