A short presentation I did for the Reading Agency called The Reading Revolution (http://www.jesslaccetti.co.uk/2007/05/reading-revolution.html) where I introduced the idea of transliteracy and how I see it working with social media like Facebook (i.e. how might we "read" these kinds of stories). I ended with Wesch's famous web 2.0 video.

1. Jess Laccetti Institute of Creative Technologies, De Montfort University

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11. Transliteracy in Action

13. Transliteracy + Facebook Ability to “create” and assemble identity

14. Transliteracy + Facebook Ordered by date = narrative sequence (story development)

15. Transliteracy + Facebook Modes, methods and access to stories are changing : now we get stories via links and feeds (stories are constant). storytelling changing but how we access stories. We get stories via links and feeds – what friends send to us and what our rss readers pick up

18. Transliteracy Consumption Creation Interpretation

19. A General Idea Video by Prof. Michael Wesch, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gmP4nk0EOE