Texts of scientific journalism sphere on digital media and hyperlinks rhetoric: An experience at technical course integrated to high school
Abstract
Reading and writing on digital media are requiring new approaches of teachers. Considering this position, this article aims at showing how texts of scientific journalism sphere on digital media can be used as teaching objects (Dolz and Schneuwly, 2004). Therefore, it is a qualitative-interpretative research which aims at reflecting on process and results of a didactic situation, elaborated for a specific audience, students of the second semester of a technical course integrated to high school. Results of this multiliteracy event indicate the hyperlink appropriation by students in reading and writing digital texts. Furthermore, the research goals were also to develop an ethical and critical position related to hypermedia texts and to configure a rhetoric permeated by other voices, in circulation on hypermedia.
Keywords: scientific journalism texts, hypertext, hypermedia, hyperlink, multiliteracies.
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