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Chapter 3 Visual literacy - Aperture
MEDIA literacy in the K 12 Classroom 41We are a visually illiterate society.. Three R s are no longer enough. Our world is changing fast faster than we can keep up with our historical modes of thinking and communicating. Visual literacy the ability to both read and write Visual information; the ability to learn visually; to think and solve problems in the Visual domain will, as the information revolution evolves, become a requirement for success in business and in life. Dave Gray, founder of Visual thinking company XPLANEC hapter 3 Visual literacyCopyright 2012, ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education), Media literacy in the K 2 Classroom, Frank W. Baker. or (Int l), All rights reserved. Distribution and copying of this excerpt is allowed for educational purposes and use with full attribution to 3 Visual Literacy42 MEDIA literacy in the K 12 Classroom Copyright 2012, ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education), Media literacy in the K 2 Classroom, Frank W.
Visual literacy is something that has been primarily confined to our arts classrooms; in the arts, students learn how to look at a painting and how to read, analyze, and deconstruct the techniques used by the artist.
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