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Semester 6: DIGITAL LITERACY AND CONCEPTS
Basics of digital concepts, Application in literature, Writing for web, Technical writing, New media in English studies
DIGITAL LITERACY AND CONCEPTS
Basics of Digital Concepts
Digital literacy refers to the ability to find, evaluate, create, and communicate information using digital technologies. Key components include understanding how to operate devices, navigate the internet, and utilize software tools effectively.
Application in Literature
Digital concepts have transformed literature through e-books, online publishing, and digital archives. These platforms expand access to literature, allowing for interactive storytelling and the inclusion of multimedia elements.
Writing for Web
Writing for the web requires an understanding of digital reading habits and SEO practices. Content must be concise, engaging, and structured to facilitate scanning, with the use of headings, bullet points, and hyperlinks.
Technical Writing
Technical writing in a digital context involves creating clear and concise documentation that often exists as part of online resources or software. This includes manuals, online help, and instructional content designed to aid user comprehension.
New Media in English Studies
New media encompasses digital formats that influence English studies by facilitating new forms of analysis, scholarship, and engagement with texts. This includes blogs, digital journals, and virtual learning environments.
