The document discusses using online resources to improve English as a foreign language (EFL) student writing skills. It references a presentation by Olga Morozan on this topic and strategic objectives by the government to integrate information technology and develop digital skills through creating and using educational content. The document then lists and provides links to several online tools that can be used to help EFL students with writing, including watching videos, matching writing descriptors to skill levels, designing magazine covers, making ID cards, using a word cloud generator, and viewing essay writing samples. It closes with a quote emphasizing the potential for creativity, productivity and learning through information technology.

1. "Using online resources
to enhance
EFL student writing
skills“
American Councils Open House Event
September 26, 2014
Presenter: Olga Morozan,
MA, PhD candidate, Access Microscholarship
Program Coordinator

2. EDUCATION-2020
Strategic direction nr.6:
Efficient integration of IT in education.
Specific objective 6.2:
Developing digital competences through
creation and application of digital educational
contents in the educational process.

3. SSoolluuttiioonn:: UUssiinngg WWEEBB 22..00
Watch the movie

4. The 21st Century Skills

5. Common European Framework Reference
Writing skills
Match appropriately the descriptors to levels
A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2

6. Design a new Magazine Cover

7. Badge Maker: Make your own ID
cards

8. Printing Press
SSaammpplele

9. Essay writing
SSaammpplele

10. http://www.tagxedo.com/

11. Pim Pam Pum

12. The Artistifier

13. The number one benefit of information
technology is that it empowers people to do
what they want to do. It lets people be creative.
It lets people be productive. It lets people learn
things they didn't think they could learn before,
and so in a sense it is all about potential.
Steve Ballmer,
the former CEO of Microsoft