Is technology eroding writing skills?
Filed in archive Articles of note... by mstandaert on April 01, 2005
From CIT-INFOBITS, at AFT ON CAMPUS.
The March 2005 issue of the AFT ON CAMPUS "Speak Out" column asks the question, "Does technology hurt student writing?" Norm Goldstein, an Associated Press editor, uses examples from email correspondence to argue that technology is eroding writing skills. Clinton R. Gardner, a composition
teacher at Salt Lake Community College in Utah, believes that "online writing technologies have improved student writing, because more people are writing and sharing their writing than at any time in the history of humanity."
The March 2005 issue of the AFT ON CAMPUS "Speak Out" column asks the question, "Does technology hurt student writing?" Norm Goldstein, an Associated Press editor, uses examples from email correspondence to argue that technology is eroding writing skills. Clinton R. Gardner, a composition
teacher at Salt Lake Community College in Utah, believes that "online writing technologies have improved student writing, because more people are writing and sharing their writing than at any time in the history of humanity." Permalink: Is technology eroding writing skills?
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