Keywords
Media literacy
Project-Based Learning (PBL)
Media transformation
Innovative learning
Critical thinking
Teaching literature
Digital competencies
How to Cite
Abstract
The project "New Life of Literature - Digital Writing and Media Transformation," created by Tinatin Giorgadze, aims to improve the teaching of the Georgian language and literature by incorporating digital and media transformation. The main methodology of the project is Project-Based Learning (PBL). The 10-month project includes a variety of activities, such as creating a digital portfolio, interactive poetry, animated adaptations, collaborative writing, preparing podcasts, musical interpretations, using AR/VR technologies, and literary gamification. The project's goal is to develop students' critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and problem-solving skills. It is fully aligned with the national curriculum.
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