"Writing Across the Curriculum Using Technology"
Instructor: Barbara A. Schulz
John Hopkins University CTE
May Semester 2000

Lesson 1
(T – May 9th)
Introduction and
Teacher Issues

Lesson 2
(TH – May 11Th)
The Writing Cycle

Lesson 3
(SAT –5/13 AM)
Prewriting/
Planning

Lesson 4
(SAT- 5/13 PM)
Writing/
Rewriting

Lesson 5
(T-5/17)
On with the Writing

Lesson 6
(TH-5/19)
Researching/
Collaborating

Lesson 7
(SAT - 5/21)
Editing

Lesson 8
(SAT -5/21)
Evaluating

Lesson 9
(T-5/23)

Using Chat rooms
and whiteboards
for writing &
editing

Lesson 10 (TH 5/25)*

Lesson 11 &
Lesson 12 (SAT)*

*Schedule for
these classes may
vary by individual
contract

Course Outline

Lesson 1- ( May 11th) Getting to Know You & Technology

  • Why Write Using a Computer or Online?
  • Computer Terms
  • Software Packages
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    Lesson 2 The Writing Process …..Discuss the Writing cycle and current writing trends in classroom

    • PreWriting – Brainstorm, using the chat room
    • Collaborative Learning Online
    • Curriculum Links for Brainstorming Online
    • Computer terms - Chatting protocol

    Lesson 3 & Lesson 4 (Saturday Class)

    • Writing Lesson Plans – Discuss the components of a good lesson plan.
    • Organizing writing
    • Lab time

    Lesson 5 – On with the writing…

    • Explore different writing packages
    • Evaluate packages using a rubric
    • Online Writing tools
    Lesson 6 Researching for background knowledge

    • Researching techniques
    • Current trends in education
    • Safety Issues & AUPs
    • Curriculum Links for Researching Online

    Lesson 7 & 8 (Saturday Class) - Revising writing to include:

    • Author's Tools
    • Hypertext links to research facts
    • Global Editing
    • Lab time

    Lesson 9

    • Publishing Online & Off
    • Evaluating Writing
    • Lab time

    Lesson 10 - Celebrating our successes!?!

    ***Lessons 11 & 12 - Since this is a holiday weekend, if students have documented 6 hours of online work(See assignments), class will not need to meet. Instructor will be available for those not able to work online.



     

     

     

    Copyright 2000 by Barbara Schulz
    Johns Hopkins University-
    Center for Technology in Education

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