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Litbits Technology Tuesday: Shaking the Magic 8 Ball - Social Media for Readers and Writers
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Tim Hetland's fantastic professional resource, Teaching Literature with Digital Technology, gets at that all-important question of how to bring technology into the literature classroom in a way that feels authentic to the material and engaging for students.
In our new Technology Tuesday posts, we're going to highlight some of these great activities and, we hope, start some great conversations about how they can be personalized for your own classroom.
Today, we're looking at "Shaking the Magic 8 Ball: Social Media for Readers and Writers" by Laura Madeline Wiseman and Adam Wagler. Their assignment centers around following authors on social media to help students understand how the world of modern literature interacts daily with the world of modern technology.
You can access this great activity through the link above, or find it attached below. To access the entire collection of digital writing assignments, see Tim Hetland's complete resource here.
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