The ambiguity of new literacies [mindmap]

Posted by Doug Belshaw On March 18, 2010 In New Literacies 4 Comments

The great thing about having a weekly slot for my Ed.D. thesis on this blog is that it forces me to produce things that I would otherwise forget about or not action. One such thing is the above mindmap (click here to enlarge) – which I’ve produced to help me with the section of my thesis I’m currently writing on the ambiguity of new literacies.

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Doug Belshaw

Dr. Doug Belshaw is Badges & Skills Lead at the Mozilla Foundation and into open everything. Main interests? Digital/Web Literacies and Open Badges.

http://twitter.com/francesbell Frances Bell

Thanks for this – it’s very useful. One approach is to try to eliminate ambiguity but it can be quite useful – allowing us to have a fresh start with people (maybe students) who find the term ‘literacy’ to be a turn off.
- http://dougbelshaw.com Doug Belshaw
  
  Thanks Frances – glad to be of help! :-)
http://www.koistrategy.com/ Neil Hinrichsen

Hi Doug it would be great to be able to download this so one could follow the links (I’m also a keen XMind user), but I don’t see a Download link…
- http://dougbelshaw.com Doug Belshaw
  
  Hi Neil, thanks for the comment. I would usually allow downloading, but in
  this particular case I’m going to write a journal article about it.
  
  I’m sure you understand. :-)