That is, there's a distinction between the
affordance of abuilding (flexibility) and its purpose (adaptation to market, operational, climate, or other drivers).
Thus, one of the
affordances that fantasy literature brings as a form is a particular affinity for the role of fantasy (in broader psychological terms) to disrupt rigid, habitual forms of language.
To understand the
affordances and constraints of existing tools and frameworks for leveraging video for teacher preparation, we reviewed two recent literature reviews on the use of video for teacher learning and a collection of essays on video use in teacher education (Brouwer, 2011; Calandra & Rich, 2015; Gaudin & Chalies, 2015).
Il s'agit d'enclencher un processus, de le completer par un produit, puis d'arriver a un autre, de le completer et ainsi de suite, avec les
affordances TIC comme moyen de communiquer les sons et avec l'enculturation comme faculte d'adaptabilite.
In sum, organizations may use different ICTs that provide related
affordances (Rice et al., 2017).
The term
affordance was developed by psychologist James J.
The digital literacy practices that the participants engaged in have presented very different
affordances to print-based media.
Caroline Levine imports the concept of "
affordance" into literary criticism to "capture the complex operations of social and literary forms," she explains.
This iterative process therefore saw the initial thematic categories of the capability approach supplemented by cross-disciplinary theories of
affordances.
What kinds of
affordances are available when students write through social media?
Our aim is thus to examine if and how cultural capital shapes the ways in which social agents approach various media and their
affordances, i.e.
A modo de conclusion, es importante destacar que la viabilidad de uso del cine como escenario para ensenar la reflexion metacientifica o epistemologica se soporta en su discursividad y de alli la diversidad de
affordances o usos que hemos descrito.
