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"If it were possible to define generally the mission of education, it could be said that its fundamental purpose is to ensure that all students benefit from learning in ways that allow them to participate fully in public, community, [Creative] and economic life."

-- New London Group

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One example of a participatory culture is the Harry Potter Alliance. Harry is a young man who questioned authority, yet changed his world. That he lived in a world where the newspapers lied, where the government refused to acknowledge real problems, where his school suppressed political speech. If only we had a real "Dumbledore's army"!

The idea that literature and popular culture can bring about civic activism and create a society, a Dumbledore's army, in a way, is such a neat and exciting way to look at this new literacy + technological culture.

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Video Games                       A New Platform. 

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Video Games                       A New Platform. 

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In the 1950's the bowling league was the center of community culture.

Now, people see the video game "World of Warcraft", as being a center/platform of the communities culture.

Both included;
civic and political activism,  debates, discussion, conversations, etc.

"The games have become a platform by which people are expressing their political concern." - Henry Jenkins

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1.Relatively low barriers for engagement
2. Strong support for sharing creations with others
3. Informal mentorship
4.Members believe their contributions matter
5. Care about "others" opinions of self work

-Henry Jenkins

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Participatory culture has been around for years and has been prevalent in many different social groups. These technologies have been used to communicate and participate in their culture and surrounding community.

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There is a shift in society- 58% of American teens produce and share media.

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21st Century Culture Effects Our Literacy Pedagogy! 

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21st Century Culture Effects Our Literacy Pedagogy! 

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Literacy pedagogy now must include the multiple types of text forms, such, including multimedia technologies.

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Social Relationships Shape the Order of Discourse 

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Social Relationships Shape the Order of Discourse 

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Doctor- Patient relationship: medical discourse and language
Teacher- Teacher relationship: "teacher/educational culture"
Political relationships: political vocabulary
Religious relationships: formal, biblical language

Each social setting requires different language, meaning, relationships.

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To determine the "design of meaning" we must look at the genre, discourse, voice, and style of a specific text or conversation.

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There are connections between the constantly changing social environment and the "what" and the "how" of literacy pedagogy .

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"Order of discourse is intended to capture the way in which different discourses relate to (speak to) each other."

Example: The discourse of African American gangs in Los Angeles is related to the discourse of L.A. police in historical ways. (A Pedagogy of Multiliteracies).

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New ways to communicate (social media, online settings, multiple media) brings a different culture we have not encountered before. To teach literacy in the 21st century, we must take into account this new culture.

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The way we communicate, whether through written text or spoken words, is dependent upon the social situation we are in, the way we were raised, the subject we are talking about, the time period we are in, and the culture and society around us.

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Community discourses.              Ethnic discourses.                Class discourses.                         Public discourses involving business and government.                      (A Pedagogy of Multiliteracies)

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Community discourses.              Ethnic discourses.                Class discourses.                         Public discourses involving business and government.                      (A Pedagogy of Multiliteracies)

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Economic status, social situations, time, place, identity, values and beliefs all play a factor in the semiotic relationship of culture and discourse.

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Language and culture go hand in hand.

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Norman Flairclough is a theorist of language and social meaning.