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- Technology Tuesday: Literary Studies, Blogging, an...
Technology Tuesday: Literary Studies, Blogging, and the MultiGenre Essay
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This week's Technology Tuesday activity comes from Eric Reimer at the University of Montana. He helps his students master associative thinking by using blogs "create conversations among the disparate writers and texts of the course." After asking them to write and explore in the digital space, Professor Reimer asks students to use the "digital writing technologies [to] suggest possibilities for new aesthetic and argumentative arrangements in their print essay."
To download Professor Reimer's great assignment, click here: Hetland Chapter 5
To view other ways of applying technology in the literature classroom, see Tim Hetland's full resource, Teaching Literature with Digital Technology.
Have a great week, everyone!
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