Abstract
Recognizing how online genres are tied to communicative purposes and conventionalized expectations, this presentation discusses how a dialogical approach to genre analysis can be useful for pedagogical purposes. By sharing the design of two university communications courses, it demonstrates how bridging activities, authentic text production and analysis of platform design can enable students to develop a critical awareness of genres as forms of discourse constructed for particular audiences and specific purposes. By engaging a material and sociotechnical lens to examine online genres, learners can build metalinguistic and metacommunicative skills that outlive the lifecycles of online genres themselves. Copyright © 2021 Technology-Enhanced Language Learning and Teaching. All rights reserved.
| Original language | English |
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| Publication status | Published - 17 Sept 2021 |
Citation
Darvin, R. (2021, September 17). Developing critical digital literacy through genre-based pedagogy [Sharing Session]. CoP Project Sharing Session Series, The Education University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China.Keywords
- Communities of Practice (CoP) Output
- CoP project code: T0233
- Period: CoP 2019-2020
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Language enhancement at EdUHK and beyond: Fostering a Community of Practice on technology-enhanced language learning and teaching
WANG, L., CHEN, H. C., LEE, C. K. J. & YU, K. W. E., 2020Research output: Other contribution › Teaching Development Grants (TDG)