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The Tools that Shape Us: Composing by Hand vs. Composing by Machine.

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Madigan, Chris – English Education, 1984

Relates how a student's composing process will be shaped and influenced by the microcomputer and word processing. (HOD)

Descriptors: Computer Software, Educational Change, Elementary Secondary Education, Influences

Teaching Teachers to Use Computers as Writing Tools.

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Herrmann, Andrea W. – English Education, 1988

Describes an ethnographic study of an inservice graduate course designed to help teachers use computers to teach writing and other skills to the academically able. Claims the course significantly reduced teachers' computer anxiety and their writing apprehension. (RS)

Descriptors: Academically Gifted, Computer Assisted Instruction, Ethnography, Higher Education