DIGITAL LITERACY AND MULTILITERACY
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https://doi.org/10.51891/rease.v11i7.20040Keywords:
Education. Multiliteracy. Technology.Abstract
Recent studies and research on literacy and multiliteracy, education and technology have highlighted the challenges faced by schools, which are encouraged to reflect on their projects, aiming at engagement. The active involvement of teachers and students in contemporary social practice has been strongly marked by cultural, linguistic and technological diversity, thus involving a wide range of knowledge, skills, abilities and procedures of the subjects. With the emergence of Digital Technology (DT), which has caused a major revolution in the economy, industry and society, educational institutions are challenged to design a new concept of teaching that aims to effectively establish a relationship between knowledge and the daily lives of students. Because teaching and learning today presupposes an educational model that considers connection, collaboration, interaction and reconciliation. In education – whether in a university context or in basic education – we face the challenge of working with a new profile of students, who mix with many cultures, resulting in their systematization of reading and writing.
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