"mediated discourse" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It refers to communication between two or more individuals in which there is a third party present, such as a mediator or facilitator, to help guide the conversation. For example, "The conflict between the two parties was eventually resolved through mediated discourse."
Our focus here is less on the techno-economic and policy dimensions of smart grids than on the cultural opportunities for locating them in public (specifically mediated) discourses on sustainable electricity in Ireland.
He sees computer-mediated discourse as the third cardinal event in language.
Graduate students' online postings in a course that comprised both project-based and non-project learning activities were coded and counted for knowledge construction, teaching, and social interaction moves using computer-mediated discourse analysis.
Drawing on the sociolinguistic framework of audience design, the sociolinguistics of multilingualism and computer-mediated discourse analysis, the analysis examines language choice in initiating and responding contributions, metapragmatic negotiations of language style and the role of English as a resource among networked writers.
Longitudinal tracking was additionally supported by direct interaction by email, phone and Facebook™-mediated discourse between program staff and students.
▪ How do we score test takers who co-construct a discourse in non-face-to-face computer-mediated discussion?
One of the many drawbacks of postmodern political discourse in a mediated age is how quickly and inevitably essentially symbolic "issues" become as real--or even more real, hyper-real--as old-fashioned real issues like tax policy and war.
English-mediated programs have appeared an authoritative discourse of current education situation worldwide.
In doing so, it both negotiates with and deploys assumptions of diary discourse as more natural or less mediated than other autobiographical modes.
This essay addresses the degree to which the anonymity of such computer-mediated communication affects the level and tone of discourse when sensitive or volatile local issues are the focus of discussion.
