Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path

I think most of us are  visual learners .We love infographics and diagrams that present data in a visually attractive way and we probably  find it easier  to process and internalize such  data. Over the last couple of years I have been sharing several awesome graphics covering a wide range of topics from language mechanics to higher order thinking skills. The archive is open to everybody to access and I welcome your contributions and feedback on it as well.

Close reading is definitely a "survival skill" particularly in a world drowned in information. Close reading is all about reading differently, it is reading for deep understanding through paying attention to what others would normally oversight. Being a close reader entails focus and dedication to your reading material. It empowers readers to delve deeper into the latent meanings of text searching for cues that make the reading  a totally different experience one that resembles the detective wok. Close reading is also about critical reading, reading that does not take things at face value but rather investigates for what is hidden between the lines.