206 – Developing intercultural competencies and soft skills through transmedia co-creation
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Language

English

Year of publication

2024

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206 – Developing intercultural competencies and soft skills through transmedia co-creation
206 – Developing intercultural competencies and soft skills through transmedia co-creation

Authors

Olha Demydenko

Abstract

The course is aimed at deepening understanding and knowledge of various linguistic cultures, efficiently communicating in various digital environments with the representatives of different cultures applying various tools and strategies, as well as learning rules of international etiquette and communicative behavioral patterns, thus demonstrating a high level of intercultural communicative competence in a digital intercultural environment. The course is focused on the typological characteristics of cultures, linguocultural types, intercultural communication styles, and the standard communicative behavioral patterns in situations of cross-cultural interaction. The specificity of intercultural project activity and application of the digital tools in the international project activity as well as the projects aimed at collaborative online learning will be considered.

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Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0

Language

English

Year of publication

2024

price

FREE

Learning materials

ODZ

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created with support of

Co-funded by the European Union. The views and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the Czech National Agency for International Education and Research. Neither the European Union nor the grant provider is responsible for them.