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Summary |
Dr Nenagh Kemp from the School of Psychology discusses the nature of "textese". |
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Start Date |
7th Aug 2012 8:00pm |
End Date |
7th Aug 2012 10:00pm |
Venue |
Clarence Senior Citizens Centre, 17 Alma St, Bellerive |
RSVP / Contact Information |
No RVSP required, for more info see the Royal Society of Tasmania's website: www.rst.org.au |
Text-messaging is a ubiqitous form of communication, especially among young perople. However, media panic about the potential effects of "textese"- style spelling on literacy skills has not been borne out of research. Hosted by the Royal Society of Tasmania, Dr Nenagh Kemp from the School of Psychology at UTAS discusses the nature of "textese", its links with literacy, and its future in communication.

Please note: the venue for this event has changed to the Bellerive address
Authorised by the Dean, Faculty of Science, Engineering & Technology
6 June, 2013
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