英文摘要 |
Based on Jank's(pls indicate year of the reference) model of critical literacy, this study used digital production of news as the subject to design a computer and news literacy course for a winter computer camp. In addition, it examined how disadvantaged elementary school studnets in Taipei County learn to produce news in this winter camp. Three findings were found. First of all, the student-centered course of news production helped students to develop their citizen identity and responsibilities to be more engaged with surrounding public issues. Also, a Design course combined with Domination, Access and Diversity allowed students not only go beyond their own experiences but cultivate their critical consciousness. Second of all, comparing to those students who without any literacy experience, students participating in activities of critical literacy for a long period are more advanced in their critical thinking skills and are more willingly to transform their situations. Finally, the camp provided a friendly learning environment to allow students from low-income or indigenous families to speak out for themselves in the discussion sessions. The students was able to obtain empowerment while using digital technologies and producing news. |