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Literacy in the Digital Age: Nine Great Speaking and Listening Tools

By Natalie Franzi and Steve Figurelli
This blog post showcases nine different digital tools and links to related resources useful for engaging students and/or teachers in sharing stories or other work through a variety of media and to a variety of audiences. Thoughtful use of digital tools enables both students and teachers to…
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Students Tell Their Stories Digitally

By Joel Elliott
When designing a digital storytelling workshop, it may be easy to forget that it's really about the telling of stories and the writing practices that generate powerful narratives. This piece provides a good conceptual starting point and reminder that in such settings, students are more…
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Nurturing Middle School Readers through Reviews and Book Trailers

By Jeremy Hyler
Are you and your students looking for an escape from traditional book reports? Is it time to go digital? Check out this brief description of a strategy for engaging students as book reviewers and producers of 30-second book trailers using Animoto. A side-by-side graphic compares instructions…
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