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For Next Week (10/5) Thinking about Texts

For Next Week (10/5) Thinking about Texts. Comenius: How would people of his time have perceived Orbis? What are the underlying assumptions about the relationship between pictures and text? What is the underlying conception of learning that’s at play here?. Thinking about Texts.

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For Next Week (10/5) Thinking about Texts

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  1. For Next Week (10/5)Thinking about Texts • Comenius: • How would people of his time have perceived Orbis? • What are the underlying assumptions about the relationship between pictures and text? • What is the underlying conception of learning that’s at play here?

  2. Thinking about Texts • Hartley • Have you noticed in your own work the kinds of design principles he talks about? Do you find them useful? • In your favorite/unfavorite text, are those principles used? • Carr • Has your reading, thinking style changed with Google, web-based materials?

  3. Thinking about Texts • Kavett, Lupton, Information Aesthetics • Have you been aware of typography? • Do you think it affects your perception of the content? • Any strong likes, dislikes? • Have you ever used Comic Sans in a report or paper (T/F)? • Wikibooks • Have you used an OER (Open Ed Resources) text? Reactions?

  4. Thinking about Texts • Questions on your own favorite (unfavorite) text: • What made the text easy/hard to learn from? • How could the text have been designed differently? • Was the text accompanied by multimedia content? Was it useful? Could the same material have been learned better by using non-text media? • Did the text incorporate Hartley’s principles? Where/where not? • Does the text improve on Comenius?

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