Chapter 16 – Electronic texts
Consider the following statements and click to reveal the answer.
Consider the following statements and click to reveal the answer.
1. Give three examples of everyday situations in which you may need to read an electronic text.
Answer:
Examples of everyday situations in which you may need to read an electronic text include:
2. What are the three main characteristics that make electronic texts different from traditional print-media texts?
Answer:
The three main characteristics that make electronic texts different from traditional print-media texts are:
3. What implications do these differences have for the teaching of literacy?
Answer:
The implications these differences have for the teaching of literacy are that teachers must ensure that children have access to both paper-based and electronic texts in order to develop their reading skills and digital literacy, and that they have opportunities to write in both media for a range of purposes and audiences.
