The concept of multimodal literacy involves utilizing various multimedia tools to enhance learning and develop essential skills. This approach addresses social changes by adapting literacy pedagogy and incorporating programs across different curricular areas.
It could also be defined as the process of literacy by means of the different elements or multimedia tools to which we have access today, enhancing the different skills needed in the learning process.
Conclusions
Writing
Allowed the hierarchy in the production of texts, in addition to different alternatives of easy access and retentivity in the production of texts
Reading
It allowed different levels of
literal and inferential critical comprehension. In addition to
the recognition of phonemes
words and vocabulary
Talking and listening
It allows to create negotiations
between students to create contents
taking into account characteristics of
a specific audience
Social Changes
Practice to remodel the pedagogy of literacy.
Learning and shaping future classrooms
Programs in different curricular areas
Expand programming understandings for literacy learning within print and digital communication environments
The theory of multimodality
the ability to perceive better characteristics in screen readings than in written texts. It has a "radial navigation" from which processes differ where the student can trace image, language and music, key aspects for the easy retention of information.