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University of Southern CaliforniaSpring, 2007
New Media, New Literacies
What is Literacy?Understandings required to function within a given contextA historically specific termA social technology that produces cultural fitnessA community-specific metric
What is Multimedia Literacy?Traditional Literacies: remain foundationalCultural, Social, Economic, Institutional, National Media Literacy: analytic and criticalDigital Literacy:
Analog, binary logic, integrative, non-linear: parallel processing, multitaskingTechnological Literacy: Tool use, devices, applicationsCombinatory Modes of Expression: image, sound, dynamic mediaInteractive Paradigms: Interface design, Gaming
Training the Student-ScholarThe Importance of Multidisciplinarity
Working the Paradigm ShiftTransforming Literacy in a Digital Age
Teaches intellectual flexibility, intellectual confidence,and intellectual generosity
Engages multiple intelligences
Teaches important skills of synthesis and critique(what’s been done, what’s missing)
Requires students to demonstrate deep knowledge:that they know something from multiple perspectives
IML Educational Programs
IML Educational ProgramsGE Courses: Multimedia Across the Curriculum
Honors Program in Multimedia Scholarship
Faculty Workshops:Transforming Teaching Using Multimedia
Transforming Scholarship Using Multimedia
Digital Dissertation Fellowships
Working the Paradigm ShiftTransforming Literacy in a Digital Age
IML Educational ProgramsHonors Program in Multimedia Scholarship
Working the Paradigm ShiftTransforming Literacy in a Digital Age
Year 1: IML 101 and 104 The Languages of Multimedia I and II
Year 2: IML affiliated GE course
Year 3: IML 346Multimedia Project Methodology
Year 4: IML Senior Thesis
IML Educational ProgramsGE Courses: Multimedia Across the Curriculum
Works from a foundation of Core literacies;these are then adapted to particular courses
2006-07: 7 Classes/300 students
2007-08: 10 classes/400 students
2008-09: 20 classes/800 students
Working the Paradigm ShiftTransforming Literacy in a Digital Age
IML Educational ProgramsTwo Faculty Workshops:
(1) Transforming Teaching Using Multimedia(2) Transforming Scholarship Using Multimedia
(1) To TEACH with multimedia materials
(2) To CREATE multimedia educational materials
(3) To TEACH students how to CREATE multimedia scholarship
Working the Paradigm ShiftTransforming Literacy in a Digital Age
Transforming Scholarship across the DisciplinesThe Importance of Multi-disciplinarity
IML Educational Programs
Working the Paradigm ShiftTransforming Literacy in a Digital Age
To create new knowledge across the disciplines
To identify the horizons of new research
To create deep knowledge: to know something is to“know it” from multiple perspectives
To be a leader among peers
To create the institutional foundation for the trainingof the next generation of scholars, scientists, engineers,
humanists, teachers, artists, and global citizens
Working the Paradigm ShiftTransforming Literacy in a Digital Age
Educational Programs
Transformative Research
Publication &Outreach
Technologiesof Literacy
How the UniversityContributes to
Significant CulturalChange
When Old Technologies Were NewMobile Multimedia, circa 1784
www.iml.annenberg.edu
1Traditional Literacy Cultural Literacy Critical Media Analysis
Dynamic Media Multimodal Expression Interactivity Design Gaming
0Digital Literacy Technological Literacy