Hello all,
Here is my investigation into one area of literacy development. Please feel free to peruse my Prezi and let me know what you think.
Cheers,
Rebecca
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Hi Rebecca,
I enjoyed your presentation on the invention of paper in China. I did my research on the invention of Hangeul, the Korean language, and could see many parallels with both of these technologies on their respective cultures.
The use of paper helped to unify China with its dissemination of information (written laws) and increased literacy with access of written materials being shared among the people (including women). While I did not consider the material on which Koreans were writing, the introduction of their own written language, hangeul, accomplished similar outcomes.
The use of the Prezi was appropriate. I appreciated being able to navigate through the different topics of your report.
Heidi