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Stephanie Loomis Georgia State University NCTE 2016 Advocating for and Empowering Teachers to Creative ly Incorporate Digital Elements into the Composition Process using Smartphone Applications and Online Communities @mrsloomis https ://mrsloomis.wordpress.com / http:// www.slideshare.net/mrsloomis

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Stephanie Loomis

Georgia State University

NCTE 2016

Advocating for and

Empowering Teachers to

Creatively Incorporate

Digital Elements

into the Composition

Process using

Smartphone Applications

and Online Communities@mrsloomishttps://mrsloomis.wordpress.com/http://www.slideshare.net/mrsloomis

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App: Pixlr Also Pixler.com

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clip art http://www.webdesignhot.com

INTEGRATION

It’s about

Digital cultureCritical Thinking

Non-Traditional Text forms

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Community!

For educators:CLMOOC http://clmooc.com/2016/

Hybrid Pedagogy Labshttp://www.digitalpedagogylab.com/hybridped/

Virtually Connecting: http://virtuallyconnecting.org/

@MrsLoomis

For students/classes:Youth Voices http://www.youthvoices.live/

Walk My World http://walkmy.world/

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If the goal of education is to produce critically thinking world citizens, it is best to begin by using the same tools students employ most.

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Twitter hashtags for teachers to follow:

#NCTE

#clmooc

#walkmyworld

#literacies

#engchat

#makered

#digiwrimo

#edchat

#edtechchat

#edtechtalk

#digped

#hiphoped

#pbl

#projectbased

#NCTEchat

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