New Literacies & New Technology

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New Literacies & New Technology By: Tyler Carlin Bobby White Natalie Natale Grace Dunn

New Literacies Definition New forms of literacies are made possible by new forms of technology

New Technology Examples Newspapers Radio Text Audio Graphics Video E-book E-news

New Literacies and Teaching Using New Technology Teachers need to know about new technology Teachers need to know how to use new technology Assist students in the classroom with using new technology

Example of New Technology in Classes The Clicker used in many classes for interactive education The clicker can be used for taking attendance, taking exams, or having the students respond to any questions Interactive 'clickers' changing classrooms MSNBC

Cost of New Technology Expensive Computers range from hundreds of dollars to a little over a thousand dollars determining what brand you have iPad cost starts at $499.00 Kindle cost $139.00 An average soft cover book cost between $10-15.

Ways for findingTechnology www.youtube.com http://www.aplusmath.com/ http://digital.library.upenn.edu/books/ http://www.apple.com/itunes/podcasts/ www.facebook.com http://books.google.com/

Conclusion New/updated technology is expensive It is more popular today in education A homework helper Helps teachers take attendance and receive feedback from a class with a lot of students