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Reading Online - 1 views

www.readingonline.org/...lit_index.asp

literacy internet technology

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  • juacenta on 12 Jun 14
     
    I can not highlight anything I'm not sure if a screen shot will be acceptable for the information I want to grab, any suggestion?
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Adolescent Literacy: What's Technology Got to Do With It? | LD Topics | LD OnLine - 2 views

www.ldonline.org/35792

technology literacy internet

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  • How can technology support learners?
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      juacenta on 12 Jun 14
       
      References National Center for Technology Innovation and Center for Implementing Technology in Education (2010). Adolescent Literacy: What's Technology Got to Do With It? | LD Topics | LD OnLine. Retrieved June 6, 12, from http://www.ldonline.org/article/35792
  • Video supports, how-to diagrams and animated illustrations. Visuals are a fantastic tool for building background knowledge,
  • Spell checkers.
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  • Word prediction software.
  • Voice recognition software. For students who have severe dysgraphia or spelling disabilities that inhibit their writing, using voice recognition software may offer an alternative way to input their thoughts.
  • Annotations and study skill features. Literacy software with text-to-speech and study skill features can assist learners to be active readers.
  • Definitions, translations, and explanations are now a click away.
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Interactive Technologies Promote Improved Literacy in Low-Income Children | U.S. Depart... - 3 views

www.ed.gov/...d-literacy-low-income-children

technology literacy

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  • he Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) and PBS have released a report entitled “Findings from Ready to Learn 2005-2010” that summarizes the results of independent research conducted under grant funding from the Ready to Learn Television program. The results demonstrate that using combinations of well-designed educational media, including television, websites, and other digital platforms, can be effective in improving literacy skills among low income children, ages 2-8. To access the report, please visit: http://www.cpb.org/rtl/FindingsFromReadyToLearn2005-2010.pdf.
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