Creating Content for Multimedia Attachment to Poetry Textbook

Student: Kalchenko Dmitry

Educational Programme: Journalism (Bachelor)

Final Grade: 7

Year of Graduation: 2020

The online education industry is dynamic, but this is not a single resource dedicated directly to the study of poetry. In the first chapter we analyze educational resources, using the case-study method, identify the basic functioning principles, and also analyze basic principles of new media in relation to the concept of the site. In the second chapter we develop a site concept for the popular-science project "Poetry.Textbook" based on the principles of hypertextuality, multimedia, interactivity, and convergence. This concept includes a description of the resource structure and formats of journalistic materials for each section of the site. In our work there are references to all created materials and also materials in section "Applications".

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