Transliteracy is 3D

February 4, 2010 · Posted in Transliteracy · View Comments

Since posting the Libraries and Transliteracy slideshow I’ve been asked many times to define transliteracy. Its a slippery term, people often confuse it with digital literacy or technology literacy. Sometimes I’m not sure I even have a good grasp on the concept. So a colleague and I sat out to hash out the details, here is what we came up with.

Transliteracy is 3D

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In collaboration with Brian Hulsey

Special thanks to Sue Thomas and Tom Ipri for their input & approval.

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