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Back to School with Writing Our Future and American Creed
Writing Project colleagues share student work created as part of the Writing Our Future: American...
After a semester of writing and revising in online spaces, creating digital portfolios and otherwise engaging in work that left a digital footprint, Sarah Woodard’s high school English class in Denver, CO recently reflected on how access to digital tools impacted their learning. In this webinar, we heard what students had to say about the importance of digital tools to their learning and we talked with teachers about what changes for them when the modality of the classrooms shifts to a digital environment. This webinar adds to a growing conversation about equity issues connected to educational technology and learning.
Guests for this webinar included: