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Is the Cell Phone the New Pencil ? | edutopia.org

Is the Cell Phone the New Pencil ? | edutopia.org | ICT tips & tools, tracks & trails and... questioning them all ! | Scoop.it

Jeff Grabill (Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures Department at Michigan State University) :

Results from the survey in U.S. colleges :

* SMS texts (i.e., texts using short message services on mobile devices), emails, and lecture notes are three of the most frequently written genres (or types) of writing.

* SMS texts and academic writing are the most frequently valued genres.Some electronic genres written frequently by participants, such as writing in social networking environments, are not valued highly.

* Students write for personal fulfillment nearly as often as for school assignments.

* Digital writing platforms -- cell phones, Facebook, email -- are frequently associated with writing done most often.

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The Best Secret Gmail Feature Is Hiding In Plain Sight

The Best Secret Gmail Feature Is Hiding In Plain Sight | ICT tips & tools, tracks & trails and... questioning them all ! | Scoop.it

Once you've accepted entrusting Google with almost the whole bunch of your digital tools, among which your mail managing... hey, keep on reading, I was just kidding ;-|

Starting from scratch : here's a Google Mail feature that's likely to both save your time and spare your eyes...

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"[...]  copying an entire chain of messages after your reply doesn't make any sense when people can scroll down to see all the messages, chained one after the other. [...] only provide the snippet that you are actually replying to. [and...] boom! Only the selected text will be quoted. Reply at will. [...]"

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