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ZUR FÖRDERUNG MULTIMODALER KOMPETENZ IM DAFUNTERRICHT

Author(s): Tatiana Kononova / Language(s): German Publication Year: 0

Der vorliegende Beitrag widmet sich der multimodalenKompetenz, dieimmer intensiver in die fremdsprachliche Unterrichtspraxisrücktund auf dem Verstehen digitaler Bilder im Kontext Text-Bild-Kombinationen inFoto- und Video-Communitys der Social Webs beruht. Ferner werden einigekonkrete Anregungen für Einsatzmöglichkeiten der Text-Bild-Kombinationen imDaF-Unterricht aufgelistet, sortiert nach einzelnen Bereichen desFremdsprachenunterrichts.

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Tehnologii informaționale și moderne în instruire

Author(s): Lidia Popov / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

This article describes some modern information technologies used in training by both university professors and teachers in secondary education. The accent is upon the modern instrument appeared in our country in recent years – the interactive whiteboard.

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Multiple intelligences to support task based language Learning in EFL

Author(s): Ana Muntean / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Language teachers are concerned about the inefficiency of the teaching act as long as students do not speak the language fluently and without mistakes. This makes them look for new methods and approaches, studying the experience of scientists and practitioners in the field. This article describes the characteristics of task-based learning when supported by Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences.

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Интериоризация как метод и его значение в формировании восприятия музыки ученика детской музыкальной школы

Author(s): Ana Glebov / Language(s): Russian Publication Year: 0

Method of interiorization of music which was developed by scientist-musicologist I. Gagim, can be considered as one of the most fundamental method in the modern musical education, in particular in the development of musical activity of a pupil. I. Gagim in his works justifys this method from the philosophical, musicological, psychological and pedagogical point of view. This article explores interiorization as a method and its importance in musical education formation of pupil in children’s music school. On the basis of this method presupposes a certain technique of musical perception of pupil in choral class in music school.

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Aspecte ale utilizării situaţiilor didactice în procesul de instruire

Author(s): Nicoleta Bleandură / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

In Moldova, the organizing principle of the curriculum is the competence based approach (CBA), which serves as a fundamental guideline for developing curricula. CBA approach can be called situations based approach (SBA) for the simple reason that competences can be developed only in a certain situation. In this context, at the "Alecu Russo" Balti State University, the Faculty SREM, in recent years, students’ training at the course "Generic Applications" is based on didactic situations. Competence development occurs as a result of the actions made by the student through resources mobilization for the successful treatment of a situation (family of situations).During this process, some issues occurred regarding the improvement of the practice of instruction from teachers who taught using didactical situations and the students trained. The article analyzes the results of questioning the involved students and some suggestions received from teachers, adherents of this strategy.

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Речевой акт как минимальная единица речевой деятельности

Author(s): Elena Varzari / Language(s): Russian Publication Year: 0

The article deals with the problem of deﬁning the concepts of the speech act, speech activity, and speech. Their distinctive features noted in the Russian and foreign linguistics have been identiﬁed. The reasons of the debatable character of a number of provisions regarding the mentioned concepts are being analyzed, and the research prospects are outlined.

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The issue that is on the agenda today is: the future of quality journalism

Author(s): Nico Drok / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The issue that is on the agenda today is: the future of quality journalism. This is an important and urgent issue. Throughout Europe, quality journalism is under pressure. We can no longer take the existence of good professional journalism for grante

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Journalism, Society, New Media and AI

Author(s): Bijay Singh / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The relationship between journalism and society is symbiotic. Society contains history of millions of years, on the other hand media or mass media has a history of a little bit over a century, but both depend on each other for sustainability. Apart from number of other factors on which society’s survival depends, communication is a crucial system among them, by which peoplein society get information, education, knowledge and entertainment throughcommunication. Started with a handwritten news bulletin and then manualprinting, now the print media has recorded tremendous growth and developmentin terms of news collection, reporting, designing, color, layouts, presentation,printing and page quality etc. After print radio and television newshave changed the life and style of information.

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Quality and excellence can be reached in journalism through a systematic – approach

Author(s): Giulio Pecora / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

Like all other professions, quality and excellence can be reached in journalism in the first place through a systematic approach, an approach that inevitably requires hard work.

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The media illiteracy “virus”

Author(s): Vanya Bozhilova / Language(s): English Publication Year: 0

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the extent of changing media environment and how to broaden the scope of media literacy concept. The new media ecosystem requires the development of a multimodal approach to media literacy. Based on а recent sociological research this thesis gives an answer of the questions: How do new media audiences consider their responsibilities in its parallel role as media content consumers and creators, especially in time of crisis? Do nowadays anyone with a smartphone and a social networking profile could claim being a journalist? The main finding of this research is an understanding for a new concept of media literacy, which becomes more and more visible and important in times of crisis. This new concept is needed to add a set of ethical standards for the audiences besides the ability to access, understand and evaluate media content critically, essential skills of inquiry and self-expression.

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Журналистика за решенията ‒ модел на критична и контролна функция

Author(s): Maria Popova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

Solutions journalism presents solutions to the important social problems, but not the dramatic and negative information, that could attract the audience attention. Usually it is defined as kind of positive journalism, which stress on topics like mutual assistants, volunteering, social and personal support, good news, positive judgments. Main focus of the research is the possibility to connect solutions journalism with user-generated content models. The research uses part of the media content analysis, realised by media analysis agency “Perseptica”, of three cases from 2019.

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Първият закон за рекламата в България – историческа перспектива и съвременна рефлексия

Author(s): Kamen Kamenov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The subject of the article is the first law for advertising in Bulgaria, voted in 1921 during the government of the Bulgarian Agricultural National Union. The political, economic and social reality of the time are taken into account. Presented are its essence and purpose on the base of content analysis. M. Turlakov, minister of finances, has proposed the law. This is an indicative fact for its nature. It pursues fiscal incidence for sure. It is being analyzed as a revenue intention but also as an act legitimizing advertising in a society that is starting to modernize and industrialize. An activity that is under legislation is for sure legitimate and significant. However, there still stands the question, was there real need for such a law. The reference is to now days – how do we deal with reality without such a law.

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Журналистика без маски ‒ българската медийна среда в анкетата на АЕЖ за свободата на словото през 2020 г

Author(s): Iliya Valkov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

External pressure from political centers of power, greater than that exerted by economic entities, advertisers, state and municipal institutions. Self-censorship, which is becoming an unwritten norm. Neglected and arrogant attitude from the institutions towards critical media. This shows the 5th study of AEJ-Bulgaria on the media environment in the country. It includes various indicators: working conditions in the media, problem areas such as internal and external pressure on the media, self-censorship. And gives the participants in the survey to outline the possible solutions to the registered problems.

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Професионалните медии в България и гражданската журналистика ‒ взаимодействие и влияние при водната криза в Перник

Author(s): Emilia Milcheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

Media is “the fourth pillar of democracy”, but there is also a fifth – the power of civic journalism combined with the power of technology. The interaction and interpenetration between professional and citizen journalism is the future of the media. In Bulgaria, this process is developing slowly, but changes are already noticeable, albeit weak. This conclusion is supported by a study of the publications of four media outlets about the water crisis in Pernik.

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Ново медийно изкуство – онтология и конфликти

Author(s): Atanas Lozanov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The line: “Good artists copy; great artists steal”, attributed to Pablo Picasso and appropriated by Steve Jobs in a way in 1995. It is the basis of many of the aesthetic and artistic endeavors that engage modern technology. The long and complicated way of the new level of this art was inspired by the future as a human dimension or a framed mind: a blind point of view. Video art and experimental film were only the harbingers of the coming with fanfare reality at the same time when humanity and the machine shall be under a common denominator in all aspects of our well known life. Perhaps, it would be the virtual recipe for our information technology existence or the long-awaited immortality. Let us embrace each other! The new media art is at risk: of ignorance, truly non-understanding of its historical path about the inherited features of protoforms, semantic markers, sensitive and multivisual concepts embedded in their creative code. This deficit requires knowledge of the “alphabet” of the conventional so as to “break it down”, and, in turn, understand, respect, control or improve it. The warm breath behind us… The Fifth Information Revolution is more than palpable under the rule of digital natives. Only if we could appreciate the chronotype power, then we could rule the free will. It is just a matter of waves, digital frequencies and certain DNA art affiliations.

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COVID-19 – комуникационна ситуация и медийна рефлексия

Author(s): Svetlana Stankova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

The importance of the media as a mediator, as the “extensions of man“(Mcluhan) is crucial for citizens when informing about or interpreting significant events. That`s why, this study aims to analyze a media as a channel in the communication situation related to spreading of COVID-19 in Bulgaria in the spring of 2020. The focus is on the reflection of this situation by the online media dnevnik.bg. It is chosen among the most visited ones, according to the global counter alexa.com (ranking for the Bulgarian online media in2020). The research paper analyses the interpretative publications on the topic in the period April 4, 2020 – May 2, 2020. Using the method of quantitative and qualitative content analysisthе study is seeking to answer the following research question: to what extent media messages of dnevnik.bg during the first peak of COVID-19 in Bulgaria are relevant/irrelevant to the communication pandemic situation? In this regard the research also tries to answer some other specifying questions: what is the context of the communication situation? what are the event markers in the coverage? who is the communicators/addressees? what are the subject and purpose of their messages? what are the communication dominants in the messages? what is the predominant arguments? what is the general expressed author’s attitude?

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Коронавирус наратив: прогнозите след предизвикателствата

Author(s): Valery Marinov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

This paper discusses the practices of television in Bulgaria in covering the unfolding of the COVID-19 crisis in the country. The research is centered on the central news bulletin of the Bulgarian National Television, the only public service media with national coverage, during the period 13 March – 12 April 2020, the first month of the emergency situation in the country. The methods used are observation and frame analysis of the news bulletins structure as well as analysis of the coverage of the coronavirus epidemic and its impact on the society. The expected result is to uncover the process how television news are shaping the new normal under Covid-19 in society, economy and the health care system. Based on the approaches to the theme and the communication process challenges some predictions are made on how public service TV media in Bulgaria should evolve in the near future.

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Фалшиви новини (Fake news) в социалната мрежа FB по време на пандемията COVID 19

Author(s): Asya Asenova-Todorova / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

Modern people receive the predominant amount of information indirectly not through personal experience and media have a huge share as a provider of information. In recent years, more and more people are turning to websites and social media to keep up with current events and news stories. The number of websites and news articles with dubious credibility is growing in direct proportion. The instantaneous nature of social networks —combined with the attention economy fuelling Facebook, incentivizes attention-grabbing misinformation. During an emergency or in a time of anxiety, online users tend to share unverified information. News and social media are full of information about the coronavirus pandemic. But not all information is objective, useful and important. Given the potential for creating fake news on the topic of coronavirus and their rapid spread on social networks (especially Facebook), this report analyzes the typical characteristics of misinformation and aims to increase media literacy of users.

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Ретро звезди по време на пандемия – медийни ефекти от завръщането на архивния спорт на телевизионния екран

Author(s): Georgi Filipov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

Sports media have faced an unusual challenge with the announcement of the Cocvid-19 pandemic in March 2020, as all sports life worldwide stopped for more than two months. They had to find alternative solutions to keep them in the spotlight. At the same time, the financial flows from subscription fees did not have to be interrupted. This article discusses the different approaches in filling the gap of live sports content and possible solutions in the production of emergency television products. The good practices and solutions that could be developed in future crises in world sports are also considered.

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Новите функции на разследващата журналистика при изобличаването на дезинформацията онлайн и в частност на фалшивите новини в условията на пандемия.

Author(s): Dimitar Stoyanov / Language(s): Bulgarian Publication Year: 0

In a time of pandemic, the rapid disclosure of misinformation proves to be a paramount task for the media along with informing. Informed choice is becoming an increasingly difficult task for the audience. Journalists must overcome both the flow of misinformation and censorship to successfully meet the standards of quality journalism.

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