2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.linged.2020.100872
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Investigating digital language/media practices, awareness, and pedagogy: Introduction

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“…Future content creators and website developers, on the other hand, need to consider how their online content could be shaped to attract a larger readership and consider improving the readability features on their smartphone applications and websites to serve their users more effectively. As recommended [49], the experience from using out-of-school digital skills on authentic platforms would then bring many benefits because these skills are transferable to educational settings.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Future content creators and website developers, on the other hand, need to consider how their online content could be shaped to attract a larger readership and consider improving the readability features on their smartphone applications and websites to serve their users more effectively. As recommended [49], the experience from using out-of-school digital skills on authentic platforms would then bring many benefits because these skills are transferable to educational settings.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Central to polymedia theory, then, is the understanding that media choice is ideological; it is predominantly shaped by people's perceptions as to what constitutes the morally appropriate use of different media, rather than what is technologically possible (Boczkowski et al 2018), and shaped by people's perceptions as to the affordances of each media (Lee 2007). These media ideologies (Gershon 2010) are meshed with people's concurrent beliefs about language and meaning-making (Androutsopoulos 2021;Busch 2018;Thurlow 2017), interactively co-constructed by communities in the light of their experience of the shifting mediascape (Fraiberg 2013), including the residual presence of older technologies available in their remediated form (Bolter and Grusin 2000) and shaped by powerful widely circulating discourses on technologies. The constellations of meanings that attach to a social media platform determine users' perception of appropriate or possible behaviour on the platform, in relation to how they behave, or do not behave, on other platforms (Boczkowski et al 2018).…”
Section: Polymediamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mehrsprachigkeit als Bildungsbedingung speist sich nicht nur aus den bisher genannten Quellen, sondern auch mediale Einflüsse sorgen für mehr oder weniger intensive Begegnungen mit verschiedenen Sprachen, etwa durch ihre Präsenz in der Popkultur oder den sozialen Medien (Androutsopoulos, 2020). Unvermeidlich ist dabei im hiesigen Kontext die Begegnung mit dem Englischen im Alltag und in den Medien.…”
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