What Is Transliteracy? An Introduction from Sue Thomas.

November 22, 2010 — Bobbi Newman

Listen to this 2:19 minute interview with Sue Thomas from last years Transliteracy conference (she mentions libraries at 1:13).

Some key points

  • unifying literacy
  • aggregation of knowledge and sharing of knowledge
  • one is not better than the other they are simply different from each other
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