Digital Literacy

March 8, 2023

Three Practical Approaches to Using AI Writing Tools in the Classroom

Blog, Digital Literacy

by The Educator Collaborative Fellow Troy Hicks We’ve all seen the messages, headlines, and social media posts. With last fall’s introduction of ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot that can ... Read more

February 3, 2021

Digital Phonics Instruction

Digital Literacy, Your Next Lesson

post by Lindsay Stoetzel, Associate member of The Educator Collaborative Digital Phonics Instruction As a teacher educator, I have spent the last year wrestling with how to teach literacy methods ... Read more

November 13, 2019

Examining Multimedia Non-Fiction as a Mentor Text

Digital Literacy, Your Next Lesson

post by Troy Hicks, Member of The Educator Collaborative Examining Multimedia Non-Fiction as a Mentor Text In the news, in contemporary literature, and in academic publishing, more and more texts ... Read more

October 18, 2019October 6, 2019

Using GIFs to Make Vocabulary Learning Fun!

APPortunity Knocks, Digital Literacy

post by Jamie Utecht, 2018-19 Associate of The Educator Collaborative Using GIFs to Make Vocabulary Learning Fun! The idea to use GIFs to teach academic vocabulary to my middle schoolers ... Read more

August 15, 2019

Beating The Bibliography Blues

Digital Literacy, Writing Instruction

post by Troy Hicks, fellow of The Educator Collaborative Beating The Bibliography Blues We love to hate them, but bibliographies are a part of nearly every academic writing task. As ... Read more

July 12, 2019

Substantive and Sustainable Digital Pedagogies: The Hidden Curriculum

Digital Literacy

post by Troy Hicks, fellow of The Educator Collaborative Substantive and Sustainable Digital Pedagogies: The Hidden Curriculum Over the past decade, and especially in the past year, I’ve been fortunate ... Read more

January 20, 2019January 20, 2019

From Wonder to Writing: Invite Students Into Inquiry Through Online Articles

Digital Literacy

by Troy Hicks, The Educator Collaborative Fellow Register to watch Troy Hicks and Tricia Ebarvia’s 2018-2019 Study Series Session, “New Possibilities for Students’ Digital Writing,” live on January 23, 2019 ... Read more