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Multiple-Multimodal Skills Through Responsive and Responsible Learning: Audiovisual Media Communications Classifications
Abstract
This chapter investigates and highlights the multiple-multimodal skills from and through literature review that can be acquired in the educational path using audiovisual media technologies and audiovisual content (henceforth, audiovisual media communications) through technology-enhanced learning perspective. Specifically, an attempt is made to present how audiovisual media communications help both learners and educators to achieve these multiple-multimodal skills under the lens of responsive and responsible learning. The chapter also presents and comments indicative ways in which audiovisual media communications can be used in technology-supported learning environments to support teaching, professional learning, and effective educator-learner communication. Nowadays society is highly visualized and requires all of us, in addition to being receptive to the continual use of audiovisual media communications, to somehow maintain a positive outlook for every emerging cutting-edge innovation, and to possess a plethora of skills in order to survive in this digital technological world.
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