Learning and teaching writing online : strategies for success /
Learning and teaching writing online: Strategies for success' takes a fresh look at the challenges of supporting writers online, and reports on research from around the world to offer a range of learning and teaching strategies. The main themes are feedback in online environments, collaboration...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Otros Autores: | , |
Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Leiden ; Boston :
Brill,
[2015]
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Colección: | Studies in writing ;
29. |
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introductory chapter. Learning and teaching writing online / Mary Deane and Teresa Guasch
- Part 1. Feedback in Online Environments : 1. Collaborative Writing Online: Unravelling the Feedback Process / Teresa Guasch and Anna Espasa
- 2. Automated feedback in a blended learning environment: student
- Experience and development / Damian Finnegan, Asko Kauppinen and Anna Warnsby
- 3. Singular Asynchronous Writing Tutorials: A Pedagogy of Text-Bound Dialogue / Dimitar Angelov and Lisa Ganobcsik-Williams
- Supporting collaborative writing : 4. Learning to think and write together: Collaborative synthesis writing, supported by a script and a video-based model / Carola Strobl
- 5. Online Collaborative Writing as a Learning Tool in Higher Education / Teresa Mauri and Javier Onrubia
- Online course design : 6. freewriting reprogrammed: considerations for adapting freewriting to
- Online writing courses / Patty Wilde and Erin Wecker
- 7. The Experience of an Online University Course for Learning: Written Communication Skills in ICT Studies / Maria-Jesus Marco-Galindo, Joan-Antoni Pastor-Collado and Rafael Macau-Nadal
- Part 4. Interrogating Online Writing Instruction (OWI) : Engaging students in online learning environments for success in academic writing in the disciplines / Helen Drury and Pam Mort
- 9. interrogating online writing instruction / Scott Warnock
- Afterword. Writing Pedagogy in Online Settings-a Widening of Dialogic Space? / Olga Dysthe.