Literary education and digital learn...
Peer, Willie van.

 

  • Literary education and digital learning : methods and technologies for humanities studies
  • Record Type: Language materials, printed : monographic
    Title Information: methods and technologies for humanities studies
    Secondary Intellectual Responsibility: ZyngierSonia.,
    Secondary Intellectual Responsibility: VianaVander.,
    Secondary Intellectual Responsibility: PeerWillie van.,
    Secondary Intellectual Responsibility: IGI Global.
    Place of Publication: Hershey, Pa.
    Published: IGI Global;
    Year of Publication: 2010.
    Description: electronic texts (xxviii, 223 p. : ill.)digital files. :
    Subject: Web-based instruction. -
    Subject: Literature - Computer network resources. -
    Subject: Literature - Study and teaching -
    Subject: Literature - Research -
    Subject: Literature and the Internet. -
    Subject: Language technology
    Subject: Computational linguistics
    Subject: Text analysis
    Subject: Computer-mediated communication
    Subject: Literary styles
    Subject: Game-based learning
    Subject: Collaborative learning
    Subject: Distance learning
    Online resource: http://services.igi-global.com/resolvedoi/resolve.aspx?doi=10.4018/978-1-60566-932-8
    Notes: Restricted to subscribers or individual electronic text purchasers.
    Summary: "This book provides insight into the most relevant issues in literary education and digital learning, covering literary aspects both from educational and research perspectives"--Provided by publisher.
    ISBN: 9781605669335
    Content Note: Foreword : lost and found in the reading machine / Michael Toolan 1. Authorship attribution and the digital humanities curriculum / Patrick Juola 2. Multivariate analysis of stance in fiction : a case study / Lisa Lena Opas-Hänninen 3. Literary onomastics and language technology / Lars Borin, Dimitrios Kokkinakis 4. Collocation as instrumentation for meaning : a scientific fact / Bill Louw 5. tEXtMACHINA, or, how to account for the methodological particularities of the humanities in the e-learning field / Stefan Hofer, Rene Bauer, Imre Hofmann 6. Plays well with others : the value of developing multiplayer digital gamespaces for literary education / Jon Saklofske 7. Teaching Shakespeare in the elementary school through dramatic activity, play production, and technology : a case study / William L. Heller Afterword : reading through the machine / David S. Miall.
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