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Texts* in the 21st CenturyETAQ State Conference 2011<br />Kelli McGraw<br />Queensland University of Technology<br />* Please do not sniff the texts.<br />

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The medium is the message…<br />

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English Teacher…<br />Words?<br />Books?<br />Listening?<br />Stories?<br />Letters?<br />Radio?<br />Voices?<br />Communication?<br />Poetry?<br />Quotations?<br />Shakespeare?<br />Imagination?<br />Ball point pens?<br />Drinking tea?<br />Sitting in armchairs?<br />Stacking things nicely?<br />Keeping old things?<br />Drifting? Flying?<br />KNOWING?<br />

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http://www.toothpastefordinner.com/<br />Connecting online enables use to access texts we might otherwise not discover.<br />It’s a library that never closes.<br />

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Digital publishing makes possible the creation of new digital genres…<br />Digital narratives like http://www.inanimatealice.com/<br />

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Digital publishing also creates new audiences and modes of authorship…<br />e.g. Consider the digital literacy required to understand (and make) ‘hyperlinks’.<br />Digital journalism Readers can comment Collaborative publishing<br />

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http://www.12words.com.au/<br />Digital publishing encourages new text forms and features…including ones that could just as easily exist on paper.<br />

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The lesson: WRITE. EVERYWHERE.<br />

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Equity?<br />(access)<br />(inclusivity)<br />Literacy?<br />(print)<br />(live)<br />(digital)<br />Workload?<br />(time)<br />(online privacy)<br />Creativity?<br />(traditions)<br />(mastery)<br />

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for more…<br />http://kellimcgraw.com/2011/06/30/the-medium-is-the-message/ <br />http://kellimcgraw.com/2010/10/14/shape-arts-curriculum/ <br />http://www.polyvore.com/curriculum_ideas/collection?id=514296 <br />http://kmcgraw.wetpaint.com/page/Bookfuturism <br />http://englishteachinginoz.wordpress.com/ <br />https://twitter.com/#!/kmcg2375/english-educators <br />http://www.slideshare.net/kellimcgraw<br />…my weblog<br />…digital collage maker<br />…resources wiki<br />…teaching blog<br />…micro blog<br />…these slides!<br />