How can we adjust our traditional language classroom to create authentic digital literacy? Take a look at this article in Education Week..
To give you a brief synopsis, multiple educators around the U.S. are featured by explaining and analyzing how they transform their traditional teachings in language towards a digital environment. It's an environment triggering images and sounds; one that students craft through their imaginations using tools that are engaging and familiar to them. Some of the teachers add multimedia to their traditional research-writing process, and most all promote publishing for an online audience. Read the article, examine their varied methods, and learn how you might do the same in your classroom.
To give you a brief synopsis, multiple educators around the U.S. are featured by explaining and analyzing how they transform their traditional teachings in language towards a digital environment. It's an environment triggering images and sounds; one that students craft through their imaginations using tools that are engaging and familiar to them. Some of the teachers add multimedia to their traditional research-writing process, and most all promote publishing for an online audience. Read the article, examine their varied methods, and learn how you might do the same in your classroom.
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