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Reading software is as it is because of what it has to do – A systemic functional approach to developing and evaluating digital materials
Chapter 6 by Duriya Aziz Singapore Wala

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Reading software is as it is because of what it has to do – A systemic functional approach to developing and evaluating digital materials Chapter 6 by Duriya Aziz Singapore Wala

by Alina K
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What does the chapter argue Covid-19 effectively ended the debate about?

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In the text, “educational software” is best defined as:

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Compared to a traditional coursebook, educational software is described as:

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User Experience (UX) is defined in the chapter as:

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User Interface (UI) refers to:

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Instructional Design (ID) is described as:

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According to the chapter, UX and UI are important aspects of ID in educational software because they:

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Which set lists the three “digitality” capabilities of educational software mentioned in the text?

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Tomlinson & Masuhara are cited as warning that digital choice can sometimes lead to:

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Why do Tomlinson & Masuhara emphasize careful planning of interventions in digital materials?

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Which is named as a widely accepted step in software development involving users/teachers?

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In the chapter’s SFL-based view, educational software (like coursebooks) is analyzed through three metafunctions:

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In reading software, the ideational metafunction mainly relates to:

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Interpersonal meaning in reading software is mainly realized through:

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The chapter suggests interpersonal questions like “Does the software tell the learner what to do or allow choice?” because it concerns:

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Textual metafunction is described as meaning that:

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For reading software, the textual metafunction includes helping the user know:

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The chapter describes the use of Literacy Pro as “episodic,” meaning:

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Literacy Pro is reported as being used in:

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Which best matches the “typical schematic structure” of Literacy Pro use given in the chapter?

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The Literacy Pro test is described as:

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After receiving the reading test result, students are invited to:

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In the chapter, the “narratorial voice” of software has extra roles compared to a coursebook narrator because it must:

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