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Computer
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The ease with which computers allow teachers and students to integrate visual images with verbal communication is transforming our definitions of composition and communication and altering the ways we teach "writing" and "writing-intensive" classes. The computer itself becomes an agent in the instructional process, inviting teachers to reconfigure their teaching: allowing, encouraging, and sometimes requiring pictures, sound, and animation in compositions.
Composing with Visual and Verbal Images
Composing with Sound and Words
Academy of American Poets - Listening Booth
Langston Hughes, "The Negro Speaks of Rivers"
Oral Readings and Reflections - Version 1 (Same Poem)
Oral Readings and Reflections - Version 2 (Different Poem + Sound File)
Composing E-poetry
for
educational purposes only
Website developed by Donna
Reiss, March 2003