1. writing in the
digital age
Kimberly M. Howell-Martin
Daytona Beach Writing Project
February 23, 2013

2. Invitation to Write
It's a Book
by Lane Smith
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Do you think it's important for|
teachers to embrace both
analog (print) and digital
writing? Should we favor one
over the other?

3. Article
Apps Meet the Common Core
State Standards in Writing
Share any thoughts you have with
your shoulder partner.

4. Digital Writing Workshop
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5. 5 Principles of Digital Writing Workshop
1. Choice and Inquiry
2. Conferring
3. Author's Craft
4. Assessment
5. Publishing Beyond the
Classroom

6. Digital Storytelling

7. Prezi
Zooming
Presentations

8. Slide Share

9. Story Bird

10. Popplet
Planning
Research
Ordering of
Events

11. Play Time!
Take about 10 minutes, create an account,
and play/explaore with Popplet.
Go to this web address:
http://padlet.com/wall/usetoolsinschools
and post a note about how you would use
one of the tools mentioned in your
classroom.

12. Multi-Media
Presentations

13. Glogster

14. Magnoto

15. Urturn

16. Edcanvas

17. Play Time!
Go to www.urturn.com, create an account, and
explore setting up a poster.
Don;t forget to share your ideas for using the tools on the
wall!

18. Invitation to Write
Are you where you envisioned yourself 10 years ago?
How have you changed?

19. Collaboration

20. Wikispaces

21. Pb works

22. Drop Canvas

23. mural.ly
Collaborate on
visual
documents

24. Play time!
Go to www.pbworks.com, set up an
account, and begin to set up a site for your
class.
Please continue to share your ideas
http://padlet.com/wall/usetoolsinschools

25. Other Sites with Possibilities

26. Thing Link
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27. Multi-Media Magazines/Booklets
Simple Booklet
Zeen

28. Final Thoughts
"Technology should be embedded into student learning as a natural fitthe right tool for the right job. There are excellent tools for students and
teachers to use to integrate into lessons that align with the new
Common Core State Standards (CCSS)." (Cohen, 2012)
"All teachers who expect writing products need to re-examine totally
what is possible using the new technologies frfom texting to tweeting, to
social networking, and on into the mainstream of Web 2.0. Then, it is
not just a matter of making the tools available. It is the coaching of this
digital generation how to take advantage of the new power within the
world of learning." (Loertscher, 2009)

29. Take Your
Time
Don't feel as though you
have to
use all or even half
of these tools next week.

30. Resources
|Beach, Richard, et al. Teaching Writing Using Blogs, Wikis, and Other
Digital Tools. |
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|Norwood: Christopher-Gordon, 2008. Print.|
Loertscher, David V. "Teaching Writing Using Blogs, Wikis, and Other Digital Tools."
|Rev. of Teaching Writing Using Blogs, Wikis, and Other Digital Tools, |
|Teacher Librarian October 2009. Print.|
Cohen, Sydnye. "Apps Meet the Common Core State Standards in Writing."