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BC New Media 11 Curriculum

Video lessons and practice for every New Media 11 topic. Learn digital literacy, media analysis, and content creation. Aligned to what BC schools teach.

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1.1.1

Relationships Between Form Function and Technology:

2.1.1

Elements of Visual/Graphic Texts:

2.1.2

Interactivity:

2.1.3

Narrative Structures in First Peoples Texts:

2.1.4

Protocols for First Peoples Oral Texts:

3.1.1

Reading Strategies:

3.1.2

Oral Language Strategies:

3.1.3

Metacognitive Strategies:

3.1.4

Writing Processes:

3.1.5

Multimodal Reading Strategies:

3.1.6

Multimodal Writing Strategies:

3.1.7

Multimedia Presentation Processes:

4.1.1

Elements of Style:

4.1.2

Usage:

4.1.3

Conventions:

4.1.4

Citation Techniques:

4.1.5

Literary Elements and Devices:

4.1.6

Literal and Inferential Meaning:

5.1.1

Advocacy:

5.1.2

Community Building:

5.1.3

Propaganda:

5.1.4

Manipulation: