Category: Wk 11: Tools & Productivity
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Multimodal Writing vs. Multitasking
Multimodal writing is an important skill to learn, but it is just as important to avoid multitasking in the process of writing.
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Technology In The Classroom
Technology has changed the way we are taught to learn. I grew up using technology in my classes. However, there are some pros and cons when doing so.
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Social Media is Good. Multi-Tasking is Terrible, Bad, and Altogether No Good.
Social media can teach us a lot about writing. In contrast, multi-tasking can negatively impact our efforts in writing professionally.
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Social Media: The bad and The good
Social media can be a tool in writing, if it is used correctly. There are a lot of people that benefit from social media.
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Those Damn Phones…
A brief discussion on the ethics of cellphone use in class and how educators view them as well as the pitfalls of multitasking.
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Tools, Productivity & Their Interesting Disconnection
In the world of writing and thought processes, disagreements prove themselves weak against the truth of the complexity of the thought process.
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Multitasking in a Digital World
I finally came back to the couch and realized that nearly half an hour had passed and I still hadn’t started my journal entry.
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Multitasking and using Social Media
Many of us may use social media daily and have you ever realized it’s teaching us basic college writing skills? It shows us engagement and etc.
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Writing and Multitasking: Understanding the Complexities
Ann N. Amicucci’s analysis compares writing structure to social media post formatting and the importance of a target audience.
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Multitasking and Technology Policies!
Technology policies and multitasking go hand in hand. Students in class are never solely focused since multitasking is at their fingertips.