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I. Literacy – Before & After the Internet A. Before Internet 1. Read 2. Write 3. Math

The Internet has changed the meaning of literacy in the field of reading in both positive and negative ways. I. Literacy – Before & After the Internet A. Before Internet 1. Read 2. Write 3. Math. Literacy after the Internet. B. Computer Internet Literacy 1. Electronic Text

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I. Literacy – Before & After the Internet A. Before Internet 1. Read 2. Write 3. Math

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  1. The Internet has changed the meaning of literacy in the field of reading in both positive and negative ways. • I. Literacy – Before & After the Internet • A. Before Internet • 1. Read • 2. Write • 3. Math

  2. Literacy after the Internet • B. Computer Internet Literacy • 1. Electronic Text • 2. Web Based • 3. Cognitive Factors • A. Computer skills • B. Technology skills • C. Wide Access to knowledge • http://www.infomotions.com

  3. Critical Comprehension • A. Evaluation • B. Skimming • C. Decisiveness • 1. http://www.smithsonian.org • 2. http://www.parlo.com

  4. Negative Aspects • A. Cognitive overload • B. Difficulty changing from print to web

  5. Summary

  6. Citations • Morgan, Eric L. Home Page. www.infomotions.com • Infototion, Inc • 209 W. North Shore Drive • South Bend, IN 46617 • 5/1/04

  7. Citations • Kahn, Martin and Anish Rajparia and Varun Bedi. Home Page. http://www.parlo.com • 5/1/04 • 2000-2002 • http://www.smithsonian.org Home page. • P.O. Box 37012, SI Bldg, Rm 153, Wash D.C. 20013-7012 5/1/04

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