Chat in the Classroom
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This document discusses using chat in the classroom to promote literacy. It argues that literacy involves more than just reading and writing, but also skills like locating, evaluating, creating, and communicating information. The document outlines how chat tools can support preparation, purpose, reading and writing skills, promote chat etiquette or "netiquette", and allow for moderation. It suggests chat can foster skills integration, collaboration, and documentation among students. Several examples of chatroom platforms and tools are provided.
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- 1. Using Chat in the Classroom Silvia Rosenthal Tolisano
- 7. What Does it Mean to be Literate?
- 8. read
- 9. write
- 10. locate
- 11. evaluate
- 12. create
- 13. communicate
- 15. Preparation Purpose Reading & Writing Convention Chat-iquette Moderation
- 16. Preparation Purpose Reading & Writing Convention Chat-iquette Moderation
- 17. Preparation Purpose Reading & Writing Convention Chat-iquette Moderation
- 18. Preparation Purpose Reading & Writing Convention Chat-iquette Moderation
- 19. Preparation Purpose Reading & Writing Convention Chat-iquette Moderation
- 21. Skills Integration Collaboration Documentation
- 22. Skills Integration Collaboration Documentation
- 23. Skills Integration Collaboration Documentation
- 24. Skills Integration Collaboration Documentation
- 29. Q & A
- 31. Links Chatrooms http://www.tinychat.com http://todaysmeet.com/ http://etherpad.com/ http://www.chatzy.com/
- 32. Image Credits Fountain Pen by Kriss Szkurlatowski Magnifying Glass by chrisjohnbeckett Listening Ears by niclindh Child with Binoculars by Kati Garner Communicate by Paulo Correa Chat Screen by Iron lion Old Book by Zsuzsanna Kilián Baby with Legos by Jan Roger Johannesen School children 1912 by josefnovak33 School children 2003 by by igloowhite Smilie icon by Svilen Mushkatov