In episode 109, Abby Broughton interviews Dr. Carl Blyth, Director of the Center of Open Educational Resources and Language Learning (COERLL). Abby and Carl discuss multiliteracies, digital social reading, and centering meaning and the interpretive mode of communication in language instruction.
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Dr. Carl Blyth is the Director of the Center of Open Educational Resources and Language Learning (COERLL) and Associate Professor of French Linguistics in the Department of French and Italian at the University of Texas Austin. You can learn more about Carl Blyth on his faculty page.
Abby Broughton is a Ph.D. candidate in French and Second Language Studies at Vanderbilt University. Abby’s dissertation research on social reading seeks to address issues of collaborative cultural interpretation in the intermediate and advanced French classroom. You can follow Abby on Twitter @abbybroughton.
If you want to learn more about multiliteracies pedagogy, check out these resources…
…Episode 49: Multiliteracies and CARLA Resources for Teachers with Kate Paesani
…Episode 55: L2 Writing Instruction and Corrective Feedback with Heather Willis Allen
…Looking back: A #TBT Midweek News Contribution by Elyse Petit
…This presentation by Dr. Kate Paesani: The Multiliteracies Framework and Interpretive Communication: Curricular and Instructional Perspectives
If you want to learn more about digital social reading, check out these resources…
…check out this informative and accessible video presentation on the topic created by Abby Broughton
…and here is another webinar on digital social reading hosted by COERLL, the center Carl Blyth directs
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