Resources+for+writing+with+technology

Interested in integrating technology in meaningful ways in writing instruction? This page is a great place to start, regardless of whether you are new to using technology with writing instruction, or whether want to finesse and refine some of your previously used approaches. There are some wonderful resources available in traditional print form (e.g., books, journal articles), digital form (e.g., websites, wikis, downloadable programs), and in the form of professional development offerings. The links below represent starting points for your inquiry, and they will lead you to resources on that topic. Of course, we welcome you to add resources of your own, either directly onto the wiki (get help on that here) or by posting a comment to the discussion tab on any page.


 * Just getting started? Interested in resources that provide an overview of topics related to teaching writing with technology? Visit our General Resources page.
 * Unsure about what people mean by //digital writing//? Curious about how elements of design and mode figure into digital writing? Visit our Digital Writing page.
 * Want to see videos and other specific examples of teachers and students using technology and writing? Visit our Technology in Action page.

Also, remember this wiki has sections devoted to resources that inspire writing (such as visuals and audios) and that also support us as teacher-writers. Finally, this wiki has resources to help with the exploration of different types of digital writing such as writing and responding to others on blogs and social networks, collaborative writing (where writers work together to compose documents or wikis), and multimedia writing (where writers compose multimodal pieces such as podcasts, digital stories, etc.).

Enjoy!