Media literacy from prosumer to the professional: mimesis and diegesis into representing reality.
Abstract
This paper analyses how “prosumers” become into media professionals on an innovative learning project designed around the concept of media literacy. Using an action research approach, we analyze the audiovisual productions generated in a on-line newspaper by Communication Bachelor students. The traditional models about narrative mimesis and diegesis, help us to explain different ways to representing reality by “prosumers” and professionals.Downloads
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