Technology and literacy in a synergy: Understanding children techno-literacy for e-book design
Previous studies have demonstrated children high inclination with technology has drifted them apart from reading as well as physically visiting library. Therefore this study is conducted to converge technology and literacy as a synergy towards understanding children techno-literacy particularly with...
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| author | Abdullah, N. Gazelle, G. |
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| description | Previous studies have demonstrated children high inclination with technology has drifted them apart from reading as well as physically visiting library. Therefore this study is conducted to converge technology and literacy as a synergy towards understanding children techno-literacy particularly with e-book intervention to inform about e-book design that children would want to engage with. This study reports a
descriptive study of young children engagement with e-books conducted in preschool classrooms. It focuses on landscaping a methodical framework for observing children engagement with e-books in different formats. Videotaped observation is employed to investigate children interaction and engagement with-books from classroom samples (n=18 children). A framework of children engagement with e-books was derived
using qualitative systematic procedures. The framework consists of three categories (multisensory behaviors, communication and emotion) and eight main behavior of
children engagement with e-books. The framework is then compared between two different types of e-books (interactive e-storybooks and educational e-books) to obtain descriptive observation of children engagement. Behavior regulation levels and its possible influences on children engagement with e-books are also explored. This is a preliminary phase of a bigger study to investigate techno-literacy of young children to theoretically inform and enhance children e-books design. The findings of this study would further provide insights on how children library services would be redesign to inculcate a growing society who is technology savvy. |
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| spelling | um.eprints-113702014-12-18T03:00:25Z http://eprints.um.edu.my/11370/ Technology and literacy in a synergy: Understanding children techno-literacy for e-book design Abdullah, N. Gazelle, G. T Technology (General) Previous studies have demonstrated children high inclination with technology has drifted them apart from reading as well as physically visiting library. Therefore this study is conducted to converge technology and literacy as a synergy towards understanding children techno-literacy particularly with e-book intervention to inform about e-book design that children would want to engage with. This study reports a descriptive study of young children engagement with e-books conducted in preschool classrooms. It focuses on landscaping a methodical framework for observing children engagement with e-books in different formats. Videotaped observation is employed to investigate children interaction and engagement with-books from classroom samples (n=18 children). A framework of children engagement with e-books was derived using qualitative systematic procedures. The framework consists of three categories (multisensory behaviors, communication and emotion) and eight main behavior of children engagement with e-books. The framework is then compared between two different types of e-books (interactive e-storybooks and educational e-books) to obtain descriptive observation of children engagement. Behavior regulation levels and its possible influences on children engagement with e-books are also explored. This is a preliminary phase of a bigger study to investigate techno-literacy of young children to theoretically inform and enhance children e-books design. The findings of this study would further provide insights on how children library services would be redesign to inculcate a growing society who is technology savvy. 2014-04 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.um.edu.my/11370/1/Technology_and_literacy_in_a_synergy.pdf Abdullah, N. and Gazelle, G. (2014) Technology and literacy in a synergy: Understanding children techno-literacy for e-book design. In: Fourth Asian Literature and Librarianship, 03-06 April 2014, Osaka, Japan. (Submitted) |
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| title | Technology and literacy in a synergy: Understanding children techno-literacy for e-book design |
| title_full | Technology and literacy in a synergy: Understanding children techno-literacy for e-book design |
| title_fullStr | Technology and literacy in a synergy: Understanding children techno-literacy for e-book design |
| title_full_unstemmed | Technology and literacy in a synergy: Understanding children techno-literacy for e-book design |
| title_short | Technology and literacy in a synergy: Understanding children techno-literacy for e-book design |
| title_sort | technology and literacy in a synergy understanding children techno literacy for e book design |
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