The objective of this paper is, first of all, to promote an epistemological discussion about the current socio-historical moment that it is named herein as "multi-synopticon". At this particular moment, not only few watch many (panopticon), many watch few (synopticon), but also, at the same time, many watch many by means of a continuous multi-interaction among people all over the world, through the Internet. Such discussion is a reflection on the ways in which the current era of the "multi-synopticon" - by means of changes brought by internet and, particularly, by the Web 2.0 - does not only bring crucial transformations for knowledge and power issues on/by means of the cyberspace, but also enables, particularly, to rethink issues related to school literacy practices, when searching to promote a relationship with the concepts of "multi-literacies" and "critical literacies" and their implications for school in contemporaneity.
Multi-synopticon; multiliteracies; critical literacies; Internet; school