Par S. Thomas, C. Joseph, J. Laccetti, B. Mason, S. Mills, S. Perril, K. Pullinger dans la revue "First Monday" Volume 12, n°12, 3 décembre 2007.
La définition désormais bien entendue de la translittératie est
"Transliteracy is the ability to read, write and interact across a range of platforms, tools and media from signing and orality through handwriting, print, TV, radio and film, to digital social networks."
Dans cet article, les auteurs résument ainsi l'objectif de leur article et leur démarche démonstrative :
"In this article, we explore a new concept — “transliteracy” — which is both very old and brand new and may help us shed light on how we, as human beings, communicate. To do so we are going to tear literacy away from its original association with the medium of written text and apply it as a term that can refer to any kind of medium. And then we’re going to go across and beyond literacy to transliteracy."
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Stalder Angèle