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Orig. title: Textproduktion i det digitaliserade klassrummet

Engl. transl.: Text production in the digitalized classroom

Keywords

Critical literacy reading and writing digitalization

Publication details

Year: 2015
Issued: 2015
Language: Swedish
Start Page: 69
End Page: 86
Editors: Lundgren B.; Damber U.
Authors: Westman M.; Hultin E.
Type: Book chapter
Book title: Critical literacy i svensk klassrumskontext
Publisher: Umeå universitet
Place: Umeå, Sweden
Topics: Literacy and skills; Learning; Digital and socio-cultural environment
Sample: All first-grade compulsory school teachers in the municipality of Sandviken, Sweden.
Implications For Educators About: School innovation; Professional development; Other; Digital citizenship
Implications For Policy Makers About: Other
Other PolicyMaker Implication: Digitalization of writing in early education
Implications For Stakeholders About: Researchers

Abstract

In the past few decades, our society has undergone a throrough-going digital revolution. Almost everyone in the public and private spheres of society have remained untouched by it (Findahl 2012). The school is no exception. More than 250 or Sweden's 290 municipalities are currently investing, or are planning to invest, in equipping every pupil with a laptop or table computer. In this chapter we examine this development and how the ongoing digitalization may impact on the educational fuction of school and teaching practices in the classroom.

Outcome

Digitalization of writing practices in early education appears to have contributed positively to children's text production at school. (Authors, 82-83; trans. by coder)

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