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Rianne Conijn; Emily Dux Speltz; Evgeny Chukharev-Hudilainen – Reading and Writing: An Interdisciplinary Journal, 2024
Revision plays an important role in writing, and as revisions break down the linearity of the writing process, they are crucial in describing writing process dynamics. Keystroke logging and analysis have been used to identify revisions made during writing. Previous approaches include the manual annotation of revisions, building nonlinear…
Descriptors: Automation, Revision (Written Composition), Word Processing, Computers
LaBonty, Jan; Williams, Sandra – Middle School Journal (J3), 2008
For six weeks, middle school students gathered information about peanuts from a variety of text and media sources to create an original informative book, thereby combining goals in both technology and language arts. By conducting authentic research about one topic for a concentrated period of time, students were able to develop and fine tune their…
Descriptors: Expository Writing, Word Processing, Writing Instruction, Middle School Students
Tuttle, Harry Grover – Technology & Learning, 2007
Educators at elementary, middle, and high school levels will find that integrating digital tools and resources--many commonly used by students in their "out of school" lives--can be a springboard to creativity and new skills. In this article, the author describes how word processors, presentation software and hardware, mind-mapping applications,…
Descriptors: Word Processing, Visual Literacy, Literacy, Internet