Making my students switch from MS Word to Google Drive not only eliminated the headache of incompatible versions and big email attachments. It's made them better writers.
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Linking Literacies: Connecting Generations of Literacy through Media Production http://t.co/YlZ5RwDX #nwp... Delete the scoop?
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Rather than turn our noses up at Twitter, we should celebrate it and the internet as new platforms for instant communication and as drivers of literacy, says CanLit legend Margaret Atwood. Delete the scoop?
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"Welcome to Literacy in the Common Core—the community devoted to supporting Writing Projects they respond to the opportunities and challenges of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS). Our goal is to create a place where we can find each other and where we can aggregate/point to content about CCSS generated across NWP Connect. No endorsements—just information!" Delete the scoop?
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"Teaching the New Writing (TNW) is collection of practical how-to essays from 16 teacher authors who have attempted to tackle the emerging challenge of teaching writing in the digital age. This 'intersection of technology and writing' is proving to be a challenging task for educators across the country." from an Amazon review by Troy Wilson. Delete the scoop?
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Teaching As Reflective And Collaborative Practice... The term ‘Multiliteracies’ refers to two major aspects of language use today. The first is the variability of meaning making in different cultural, social or domain-specific contexts. These differences are becoming ever more significant to our communications environment. Delete the scoop?
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“Literacy thus becomes an essential aspect of disciplinary practice, rather than a set of strategies or tools brought into the disciplines to improve reading and writing of subject-matter texts,” Elizabeth Birr Moje wrote in ... Via anna smith Delete the scoop?
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Spotlight covers the intersections of technology and education, going behind the research to show how digital media is used in and out of classrooms to expand learning. Via Pippa Davies @PippaDavies , Karen LaBonte Delete the scoop?
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