Tool+Brainstorming

//“...knowledge is a social phenomenon, and the social context in which we learn permeates what we know and how we know it”// --Kenneth Bruffee, //A Short Course in Writing//

//How will you use collaborative writing in your classroom?//

 * 1) Visit edmodo.com
 * 2) Join the group **Collaborative Writing** using the code **9hdz2j**.
 * 3) Respond to the assignment by clicking "**reply**."


 * Select a current class activity or unit of study for which collaborative writing would be beneficial.
 * Consider the learning objectives.
 * Select the collaborative tool you would use.
 * Sketch a quick plan for the tool's use in the lesson/unit.
 * TPACK: Explain why this tool works well for content and skill objectives you have in mind as well as the assessment type.