Category: Wk 3: Writing the Right Words
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Technology literacy
Recognize how technology is changing the way teachers teach, how technology influences us and the pros and cons to technology in the classroom.
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Eye for an “I”
For decades, students have been told to stay away from the personal pronoun “I”. So, to use “I” or not to use “I”? Who cares?
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Literacy and Technology
Carmen Luke gives insight on modern learning and advocates for pedagogy, connectivity, multimodality, and interdisciplinary approaches in education.
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Has technology made students life easier?
Technology has made it easier for students to gain access to certain things that they weren’t able to access in the previous year.
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Literacy of Technology: The Need for Flexible Educators and Supported Students
A look into and analysis of the influence that unequal access and pre-exposure to computer literacy have on teaching and learning literacies of technology.
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Technology and Literacy
Learning about how technology influences teaching and how although it can be positive it can become a negative thing in today’s society.
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Literacy and Technology
Technology heavily impacts society and learning. By how much it can affect a person’s skills is individual, as we see with two participants.
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The importance of “I” in Academic Writing
In “I Need You to Say I” Kate McKinney Maddalena explains how students have been taught to avoid using I and referring to themself in academic writing for several reasons. This is done to prevent us from using it improperly, or even ruining the credibility of an argument being made. For example, in a paper…
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YOUR STYLE
Finding your style will help you greatly on understanding what kind of writer you are and can be, with practice you can get better.
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Reclaiming Your Voice When Writing
What if I told you that using “I” may actually benefit your writing! Despite what professors have advised, using first person is worthwhile!