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Networked Reading: Using AustLit to Assist Reading and Understanding of Texts from the Past
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Networked Reading: Using AustLit to Assist Reading and Understanding of Texts from the Past
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In response to a focus on reading, this paper examines the notion of reading online; as such it uses the term 'networked reading' to describe any act of reading in an online or digital environment. In accordance with this notion of 'networked' reading, the paper provides a broad introduction to AustLit: the Australian Literature Resource. This is followed by an examination of a suite of services and digital tools (LORE) developed by the Aus-e-Lit project that extends the scope of AustLit records and facilitates links to external resources. The focus of the final section of the paper is on a collection of full-text resources located within the AustLit subset Children's Literature Digital Resources (CLDR). It proposes a number of ways in which these texts, and an accompanying anthology of critical articles, can be utilised in classrooms across the primary, middle and senior school spectrum (Author abstract).
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Networked Reading: Using AustLit to Assist Reading and Understanding of Texts from the Past
English in Australia
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- AustLit : The Australian Literature Resource 2002- website index bibliography
- Children's Literature Digital Resources 2008 website archive bibliography
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