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What is Empathic Listening

Handbook of Research on Media Literacy in the Digital Age
Active process of hearing and providing feedback in order to validate the other’s perspective. In education as well as research this four-stage practice is important to have better communication and establish trust.
Published in Chapter:
Developing Digital Empathy: A Holistic Approach to Media Literacy Research Methods
Yonty Friesem (Central Connecticut State University, USA)
Copyright: © 2016 |Pages: 16
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-9667-9.ch007
Abstract
In the Digital Age, when technology offers many solutions and distractions at the same time, we should use media literacy research to address these advantages and challenges through a holistic approach. This chapter introduces digital empathy as a holistic framework combining empathic design and empathic listening to bridge the traditional protectionist and empowerment approaches in media literacy research. Digital Empathy is a mixed methods approach that has been developed through a longitudinal study. It is an inclusive model that addresses the participants and the researcher's cognitive, emotional, and social skills through empathic design and empathic listening. Using a longitudinal case study of a month-long media literacy summer class with underprivileged high school students, the chapter describes digital empathy, not only as a pedagogical approach, but also as a holistic research method that will advance media literacy scholarship.
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