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Travis Wood presented on using technology to transform the writing process. He discussed how writing has changed with increased use of connective technologies like wikis and blogs, and whether "digital literacy skills" are the same as traditional literacy skills. Wood explained that writing may be both an individual and collaborative skill. He showed how blending old tools like wikis with new tools like blogs can have observable benefits, and discussed getting started with writing in this digital age.
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Ralc technology to transform the writng process
- 1. Travis Wood Fairport CSD Using Technology to Transform the Writing Process Photograph by Fabio http://www.flickr.com/photos/8796961@N08/775368469
- 3. Has Writing Changed? • Are ‘Digital Literacy Skills’ the same as ‘Old School’ literacy skills? • What is a ‘Digital’ student? • How has writing changed with the increased use of connective technologies such as wikis and blogs? • Is writing an individual or collaborative skill?
- 4. Photograph by Angus MacRae http://www.flickr.com/photos/36176995@N05/3566896452
- 5. Photograph by Andreas Levers http://www.flickr.com/photos/67499195@N00/3791949206
- 8. Success is a journey, not a destination. The doing is often more important than the outcome. - Arthur Ashe http://arthurashepictures.com/images/arthurashe2.jpg
- 11. Blending Old…
- 16. Photograph by Ville Miettinen http://www.flickr.com/photos/62223880@N00/242259195
- 19. Getting Started
- 20. Contact Info E-mail • twood@fairport.org • travers34@gmail.com Classroom Webpages • http://woodsters.blog.fairport.org • http://woodsters.wiki.fairport.org Professional Blog • http://linkedwoodster.blogspot.com