Keep it coming everybody. I will put it all together tonight and turn it in before the dead line. More imports the better. Also I will forward it to all email addresses I have for your own hard copy.

I have to agree with team A as well. Technology is on the rise. Many thing are created daily to adjust for the literacy skills. With the way things are going you can do nothing but adjust. Team A cited properly compared to team B, and had access to more follow up, up to date resources. Also steered to technology more than just slang. Literacy is a responsibility as they stated by Team A "technology is expanding the definition of what literacy means, as well as what it means to be literate"(Watt, 2010). To act and be literate properly with such a changing age it has to be accommodated for. Success shows With Team A, to be with socials networks, internet and texting. Enjoyed reading both, makes researching and studying more defined and interesting toward what is taught in knowledge to a new age with the same literacy.

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As good as this debate was we have to agree with Team A . Technology is on the rise. Many thing are created daily to adjust for the literacy skills. With the way things are going you can do nothing but adjust. Team A cited properly compared to Team B, and had better access to more executable follow up resources that supported the subject both older and recent. Also steered to technology more than just slang. Literacy is a responsibility. "Technology is expanding the definition of what literacy means, as well as what it means to be literate" Team A. (2014, July 18) Misinformation debate. Retrieved from https://course.fso.fullsail.edu/class_sections/37673/discussions/149782 Inspired from, "Proposed effects on literacy. There is research that shows that computer use may encourage the development of general cognitive skills that, in turn, should support the development of higher order language and literacy skills." Subrahmanyam, K., Greenfield, P., Kraut, R., & Gross, E. (2001). The impact of computer use on children's and adolecents' development. Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology, 22, 7-30 Retrieved from http://www.asha.org/uploadedFiles/asha/publications/cicsd/2010F-Use-of-Modern-Communication-Technology.pdf With that plus many more in Team As' conclusion, going into depth of what we were really able to see. To act and be literate properly with such a changing age it has to be accommodated for. Success shows with Team A, to be with socials networks, internet and texting. With technology changing so rapidly, you can increase literacy skills if you can enjoy and accept the responsibility of this changing digital age. We all enjoyed reading both inputs', very strong to think hard about. Makes researching and studying more defined and interesting toward what is taught in knowledge to a new age with the same literacy.

My first draft. tell me what you think.