Juana María Anguita Acero

Reseña de Márquez, Manuel. 2024. Modelos lexicográficos digitales en la lexicografía didáctica. Madrid (España): Guillermo Escolar Editor.

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Reseña de márquez, manuel. 2024. Modelos lexicográficos digitales en la lexicografía didáctica. Madrid (españa): guillermo escolar editor.. Reseña del libro de Manuel Márquez (2024): "Modelos lexicográficos digitales en la lexicografía didáctica". Explora innovaciones y aplicaciones de la tecnología en diccionarios para la enseñanza.

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The provided title indicates a forthcoming review of Manuel Márquez's 2024 work, "Modelos lexicográficos digitales en la lexicografía didáctica," published by Guillermo Escolar Editor. This signals a timely and highly relevant contribution to the intersection of digital humanities, lexicography, and language pedagogy. Márquez's book, by its very title, promises a thorough exploration of how digital paradigms are transforming the creation and utilization of lexicographical resources specifically designed for teaching and learning contexts. In an era where digital literacy is paramount and language education increasingly relies on technology, a dedicated examination of digital lexicographical models in didactic settings is not merely welcome, but essential for advancing both theory and practice in the field. Given the book's stated focus, one would anticipate a comprehensive analysis of various digital approaches to dictionary creation and use in pedagogical environments. This likely encompasses a discussion of online dictionaries, mobile applications, corpus-driven tools, and other innovative platforms that cater to the specific needs of language learners. Márquez is expected to delve into the theoretical underpinnings that inform these digital models, evaluating their effectiveness in facilitating vocabulary acquisition, grammatical understanding, and cultural insights. Furthermore, the work would ideally address practical considerations such as user interface design, data aggregation, the integration of multimedia elements, and the challenges inherent in developing and implementing such resources for diverse learning objectives and user levels. It could also explore the impact of these models on learner autonomy and the evolving role of the teacher. Ultimately, Márquez's "Modelos lexicográficos digitales en la lexicografía didáctica" is poised to be an invaluable resource for a broad audience, including lexicographers, language educators, researchers in applied linguistics and computer-assisted language learning (CALL), and graduate students. By bridging the gap between theoretical lexicography and practical language instruction in the digital age, the book stands to offer critical insights into best practices and future directions for the development of didactic dictionaries. Its focus on digital models suggests a forward-thinking perspective that acknowledges the pervasive influence of technology on language learning. Therefore, this work is likely to be highly recommended as a foundational text for anyone interested in the innovative application of digital tools to enhance language education through lexicography.

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