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How to amplify literacy with technology (infographic)

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Ola Kowalczyk
Using technology to amplify literacy / Infographic by Cypher Learning

Technology has revolutionized learning and teaching in recent years, and this is especially true for literacy.

With the right tools and strategies, teachers and students can maximize their literacy skills and better prepare themselves for the 21st century. 

Take a look at the infographic developed by Cypher Learning. It lists 8 ways to amplify literacy with technology. It’s worth mentioning that the list was compiled before the ChatGPT revolution.

Among the tech tools teachers can use to help students improve their reading and writing skills are:

▸ Create a forum for discussing reading
▸ Utilize video book reviews, and pairings with movies
▸ Introduce audiobooks and ebooks
▸ Host read-alongs & reading challenges
▸ Invite authors for chats
▸ Make it an event

Cypher Learning is an online learning platform that provides businesses and educational institutions with the tools to build, manage, and track e-learning programs. It offers course building, quizzes, assessments, gamification, analytics, and more.

Click on the infographic to see it in full resolution.

Source: Cypher Learning blog

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