Electronic Writing Workshops: How Many Ways Can They Be Created?

Describes how teachers (of grades 4-12) can use computers to teach writing at a variety of levels, from the one-computer classroom to the most sophisticated, networked environments. Describes approaches for four electronic environments, how they might best be used, and what types of computer facilit...

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Published in:Exercise exchange 2000-10, Vol.46 (1), p.3
Main Author: Scenters-Zapico, John
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Class Activities
Classrooms
Computer Uses in Education
Computers
Electronic Equipment
Electronic Mail
Environment
Essays
Evaluators
Grade 4
Higher Education
Illustrations
Information Networks
Intermediate Grades
Secondary Education
Student writing
Student Writing Models
Teaching Methods
Word processing
Workshops
Writing Assignments
Writing Instruction
Writing Workshops
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Summary:Describes how teachers (of grades 4-12) can use computers to teach writing at a variety of levels, from the one-computer classroom to the most sophisticated, networked environments. Describes approaches for four electronic environments, how they might best be used, and what types of computer facility are needed. (SR)
ISSN:0531-531X