Texto Livre-Linguagem e Tecnologia

Scope & Guideline

Bridging Language and Technology for a Connected Future.

Introduction

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LanguagePortuguese
ISSN1983-3652
PublisherUNIV FED MINAS GERAIS, FAC LETRAS
Support Open AccessYes
CountryBrazil
TypeJournal
Convergefrom 2017 to 2024
AbbreviationTEXTO LIVRE / Texto Livre
Frequency2 issues/year
Time To First Decision-
Time To Acceptance-
Acceptance Rate-
Home Page-
AddressAV ANTONIO CARLOS, 6627 4 ANDAR-4036, BELO HORIZONTE MS 31270-901, BRAZIL

Aims and Scopes

The journal "Texto Livre-Linguagem e Tecnologia" focuses on the intersection of language, technology, and education, exploring how digital innovations influence communication and learning processes. It aims to provide a platform for interdisciplinary research that examines the impact of technology on literacy, language acquisition, and educational practices.
  1. Digital Literacy and Education:
    The journal emphasizes the role of digital literacy in education, exploring how technology can enhance learning experiences and outcomes across various educational contexts.
  2. Technological Integration in Language Learning:
    It investigates how different technological tools and methodologies can be effectively integrated into language teaching and learning, facilitating better engagement and comprehension.
  3. Pedagogical Innovations:
    The focus is on innovative pedagogical approaches that leverage technology to improve educational practices, including the use of gamification, virtual learning environments, and interactive media.
  4. Multimodality and Communication:
    Research in this area examines the use of multimodal texts and communication strategies, reflecting on how various modes of communication (visual, auditory, textual) interact in educational settings.
  5. Social and Cultural Implications of Technology:
    The journal also addresses the social and cultural implications of technology in education, including issues of equity, access, and the role of technology in shaping identities and communities.
Recent publications indicate a shift towards several emerging themes that reflect current trends in education and technology. These themes highlight the evolving landscape of language education in a digital age.
  1. Algorithmic Literacy and AI in Education:
    There is a growing focus on algorithmic literacy, particularly the implications of AI technologies like ChatGPT on educational practices and student learning.
  2. Use of Digital Tools for Emotional and Social Learning:
    Research increasingly explores the impact of digital tools on emotional and social learning, particularly in early childhood education and inclusive settings.
  3. Integration of Multimodal and Transmedia Approaches:
    Emerging studies highlight the integration of multimodal and transmedia approaches in education, reflecting a shift towards using diverse media formats to enhance learning.
  4. Critical Pedagogy and Digital Citizenship:
    There is a rising interest in critical pedagogy and the role of digital citizenship, emphasizing the need for educators to prepare students for ethical engagement in digital spaces.
  5. Research on Digital Inclusion and Accessibility:
    Recent themes have focused on digital inclusion and the barriers faced by marginalized groups, addressing the need for equitable access to educational technologies.

Declining or Waning

While the journal continues to thrive in many areas, certain themes have shown a decline in prominence over recent years. This may reflect shifts in educational priorities or emerging interests in alternative topics.
  1. Traditional Literacy Practices:
    There is a noticeable decrease in research focused solely on traditional literacy practices without the integration of technology, as the emphasis shifts towards digital competencies.
  2. Static Educational Models:
    Research that promotes static or traditional educational models is less frequent, indicating a move towards dynamic, technology-enhanced, and student-centered learning approaches.
  3. Narrow Focus on Local Contexts:
    Themes that concentrate exclusively on local educational contexts without considering global or comparative perspectives have been waning, as researchers seek broader applicability of their findings.
  4. Limited Scope of Language Pedagogy:
    The exploration of language pedagogy in isolation from technological influences is becoming less common, as the journal increasingly prioritizes the interplay between language and digital tools.

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