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Readers, Writers, Citizens: Principles and Practices of Digital Literacy

Readers, Writers, Citizens: Principles and Practices of Digital Literacy

Written by Troy Hicks
March 14, 2015

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At the 2015 Teaching and Learning conference, five NWP colleagues shared their work related to digital reading, writing, and citizenship. 

  • Tanya Baker, National Writing Project
  • Janelle Bence, New Tech High @ Coppell
  • Gail Desler, Elk Grove Unified School District
  • Troy Hicks, Central Michigan University
  • Kevin Hodgson, William E. Norris Elementary

In addition to our Google Slides Presentation, you can find additional links and resources below.  Open NWP at TL15.pdf



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