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  • About Jeremy Hyler
  • Ask, Explore, Write!
    • Chapter 1 – Writing in Science?(!)
    • Chapter 2 – Science Notebooks
    • Chapter 3 – Visual Explanations with Infographics
    • Chapter 4 – Encouraging Collaboration through Whiteboard Modeling
    • Chapter 5 – Additional Strategies to Encourage Inquiry, Reading, and Writing
    • Chapter 6 – Professional Development
    • Conclusion
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  • Create, Compose, Connect
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    • Chapter 3
    • Chapter 4
    • Chapter 5
    • Chapter 6
    • Chapter 7
    • Chapter 8
  • From Texting to Teaching
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    • Chapter 4
    • Chapter 5
    • Chapter 6
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  • Professional Development/Conferences
    • 4t Virtual Conference
    • ATEG – The Assembly for the Teaching of English Grammar
    • MACUL – (Michigan Association of Computers Users in Learning)
    • Mount Pleasant Summer Institute – 2018
    • UKED Online Conference

Chapter 7

Seeing Isn’t Always Believing (Visual Literacy)

  • Screencapture and Screencasting Tools
    • Camtasia
    • Snagit
    • Jing
    • Screencast-o-matic
    • Skitch
  • Sites to find images
    • HistoryPin
    • Flickr Commons
    • National Geographic Tumblr
  • Adora Svitak: What adults can learn from kids
  • Infogra.am

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Ask, Explore, Write!

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Preparing Teachers to Teach Writing Using Technology

Using Technology to Enhance Writing

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