A typology of media texts: projection into educational resources and technologies
Abstract
The relevance of searching the ways of using modern media ineducational resources and technologies was proved. It stipulates the powerful
influence on an individual and incomplete level of using modern media in
Pedagogical science and in practice. It was determined that a typology of media
texts on the basis of a certain number of criteria is one of the ways to understand
media and possibilities of its using in education. It was shown that indicated
characteristics can serve as a base to determine a possible field implementation of
media into educational resources and technologies. The suggested approach
promotes media convergence and educational technologies with enriching forms
and increasing didactic potential of educational technologies. The relevance and
reasonability of classification of educational resources according to criteria of a
typology of media text was determined. The importance of a relevant correction of
classification criteria in accordance with educational field of its application was
emphasized. The need to analyze and develop a classification system of Internet texts and texts of new media in the context of increasing tendencies of their using
in education was proved.
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