When the Audience Interacts

Written by Kevin Hodgson
July 31, 2010

audience peer

This podcast is taken from my chapter in our book Teaching the New Writing: Teaching, Change and Assessment in the 21st Century Classroom. This section deals with an interesting element that I noticed when younger students arrived to listen/read the digital books, and it demonstrates some of the flexibility that writers with digital tools might have when the audience is part of the conversation.

Open Digital Picture Books — A View in the Room.mp3

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