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Macmillan Presents EdTech Week Ten Ways to Use Social Media in the Writing Classroom A webinar with Traci Gardner Because of the large number of attendees, we have muted everyone upon entry. If you have any questions, click on the “Chat” tab and send it to Macmillan Education or Becky Anderson. This webinar will be recorded and archived on macmillanhighered.com/edtechweek. We will begin promptly at 2:00 pm EST
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Traci Gardner, Virginia Tech Traci Gardner, known as "tengrrl" on most networks, writes lesson plans, classroom resources, and professional development materials for English language arts and college composition teachers.She is the Assistant Director of Professional Writing, in the Department of English at Virginia Tech. Most recently, she has taught first-year composition, technical writing, and multimodal composing. Macmillan Presents EdTech Week Ten Ways to Use Social Media in the Writing Classroom
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Ten Ways to Use Social Media in the Writing Classroom Traci Gardner @tengrrl
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Social Media
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Why Use Social Media? From William Ferriter, http://blog.williamferriter.com/2013/07/11/technology-is-a-tool-not-a-learning-outcome/http://blog.williamferriter.com/2013/07/11/technology-is-a-tool-not-a-learning-outcome/
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Why Use Social Media? http://blogs.bedfordstmartins.com/bits/teaching-with-technology/teaching-with-social-media/tgardner/
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Ten Ways Exploring Online Identity Connecting as a Community Conducting Research and Analysis Focusing on Critical Thinking and Creativity (1) Literacy Narratives (2) Online Identity Statements (3) Digital Identity Mapping (4) Class Brainstorming (5) Peer Review and Commenting (6) Pattern Analysis (7) Collaborative Researching and Writing (8) Social Mediated Research (9) Rethinking Existing Texts (10) Building New Texts
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Exploring Online Identity 1.Literacy Narrative
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Exploring Online Identity 1. Literacy Narrative
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Exploring Online Identity 2. Online Identity Statements Jeanne Law Bohannon and Kim Haimes-Korn: http://blogs.bedfordstmartins.com/bits/authors-2/andrea- lunsford/newbs-r-us-a-new-year-and-new-multimodal-opportunities/alunsford/http://blogs.bedfordstmartins.com/bits/authors-2/andrea- lunsford/newbs-r-us-a-new-year-and-new-multimodal-opportunities/alunsford/
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Exploring Online Identity 2. Online Identity Statements
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Exploring Online Identity 3. Digital Identity Mapping
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Exploring Online Identity 3. Digital Identity Mapping
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Connecting as a Community 4. Class Brainstorming
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Connecting as a Community 4. Class Brainstorming
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Connecting as a Community 5. Peer Review and Commenting
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Connecting as a Community 5. Peer Review and Commenting
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Conducting Research and Analysis 6. Pattern Analysis http://www.wordle.net/
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Conducting Research and Analysis 6. Pattern Analysis
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Conducting Research and Analysis 6. Pattern Analysis
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Conducting Research and Analysis 7. Collaborative Researching and Writing
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Conducting Research and Analysis 7. Collaborative Researching and Writing
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Conducting Research and Analysis 7. Collaborative Researching and Writing
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Conducting Research and Analysis 7. Collaborative Researching and Writing
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Conducting Research and Analysis 8. Social Mediated Research
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Focusing on Critical Thinking & Creativity 9. Rethinking Existing Texts Around the World in 80 Days “Little Red Riding Hood” Chamber of PostSecrets
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Focusing on Critical Thinking & Creativity 10. Building New Texts
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Focusing on Critical Thinking & Creativity 10. Building New Texts
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Focusing on Critical Thinking & Creativity 10. Building New Texts
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Facebook Group on Teaching the Rhetoric of Social Media Read more at http://ow.ly/JCBRo
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