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Braille: Moving the Blind Community from Oral to Literate
Pre-Braille Environment The 1800’s were a time characterized by rapid industrialization and growth started by the Industrial Revolution. The social changes during this time were various and widespread, influencing aspects of life including art, religion and politics. The changes were … Continue reading
Comic Books – Connecting Us to Cultural Change
Introduction Comic books are a form of sequential art, using a combination of illustrations and text to tell a story. These stories are influenced by the cultural concerns of the time, and change as society changes. But this isn’t a … Continue reading
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Tagged comic books, comic strips, literacy, reading comprehension, technology, text, war propaganda
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Anatomy: Advanced by Printmaking?
Hi there, Here is a link to a capzle I made: Anatomy: Advanced by Printmaking? For each of the images, you can click on “show details” to see a larger version and captions, which are referenced in the text sections, … Continue reading
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Tagged Albinus, anatomy, Bourgery, engraving, etching, lithography, printmaking, Vesalius, woodcut
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The Telephone: Brining Orality Back with Speed & Over Distance
The Telephone: Bringing Orality Back with Speed & Over Distance Having married into a family that started and still owns an independent telephone company in Ontario, The Westport Telephone Company (WTC Communications), the concept of the telephone and its impact … Continue reading
The Printing Press: Intoxication of Knowledge
We should note the force, effect, and consequences of inventions which are nowhere more conspicuous than those three which were unknown to the ancients, namely printing, gunpowder, and the compass. For these three have changed the appearance and state of … Continue reading
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Tagged Bacon, culture, Eisenstien, galileo, history of science, mcluhan, Mirandola, Ong, printing press, renaissance, technology, typography
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Punctuation and Spacing
Have you ever considered why there are spaces between words, funny symbols in our sentences, and even spaces between letters? If so, my site will show you where some of these developments came from and will get you thinking about … Continue reading
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Tagged interletter spacing, oral reading, punctuation, silent reading, spacing
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The Influence of Radio and Television on Culture, Literacy and Education
Written by Deanna Stefanyshyn and Julie Kendell Introduction Technology has the power to affect not only education but also culture, religion and personal thoughts and beliefs. While the world population is continually growing, our global world seems to be getting … Continue reading
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Tagged audio-visual, culture, education, literacy, radio, telelvision
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The Original RT – Radio to Television
Introduction Today, the Internet commands so much attention that it is easy to forget about pre-established channels of media that are mixed up within its melting pot: radio and television. Although not a purely direct line, we would not have … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, culture, language, literacy, mcluhan, media, Ong, orality, technology
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The Invention of the Ballpoint Pen and its Effect on Literacy
Ballpoint pens are everywhere! People keep them in their purse, book bags, cars, desks, offices and in classrooms. They are both, affordable and portable. Whenever you need to write something down, a ballpoint pen can usually be found somewhere close … Continue reading
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Tagged ballpoint pen, education, invention, literacy, pen, research, technology, writing
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