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Trinka IA is an online grammar checker for academic and technical writing. From advanced English grammar errors to scientific spelling, Trinka corrects it all! Via Nik Peachey 
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29 tools to help with your content writing Use a selection of these tools to boost the quality of the content you write Writing relevant and user-friendly content is harder than it seems. You need.
Writing relevant and user-friendly content is harder than it seems. You need to ensure that your text reads clearly and with no mistakes in order to maximize the impact of your message. It’s a real balancing act, which is why a range of content writing tools have been developed to ease your writing journey. Here are 29 of the best online content writing tools to help with all manner of different writing challenges, such as grammar, spelling, writing for SEO and copy editing.
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Strategies (teachers need to adopt) to support (students in) writing, reasons for writing, types of writing, offer writing alternatives, referencing, plagiarism, Tools, pedagogy, problems we're trying to address
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This is a marvellous tool which I intend to start using myself. It doesn't do the work for the students like a grammar or spell-checker but it does push them to think about their writing at a more stylistic level. Via Nik Peachey
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September 1, 2017 4:39 AM
This is a review of SAS Writing Reviser. Great to get your students improving their own writing.
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Developments in education technology are growing more exciting every year, and, for me, never more exciting than when the most cutting-edge technology is harnessed to help teachers hammer home the most fundamental aspects of education.
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Instantly check for 250 types of grammatical, spelling, and punctuation mistakes. Recommended by PCMag, Gizmodo, and Forbes. Trusted by millions of users.
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Getting your students to stay focused while writing isn’t easy! The writing curricula become increasingly challenging as students advance in their education, and developing these skills is such an important part of teaching.
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Here’s a terrific list of the best apps for writing on your iPad that is going to be of some great use for students of just about any age. Whether you’re in primary school or attending a university, you need to have a better way to take notes and jot down ideas than your standard notebook. That’s where the Apple iPad comes in. Until now, it’s mostly been used in schools and for education for consumption. By this I simply mean you use it to consume media whether it be audio, video, or other visual learning aids. It’s
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Where do you go when you want to learn about new EdTech tools? From checking out new blog posts (like this one!) to searching hashtags on social media, there are lots of ways to learn about new EdTech tools. When I attend a conference, I also stay on the lookout for companies that have just come on the scene. This way, I can connect with them, ask them questions, and see if their booth is “buzzing” with excitement from other educators, too.
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WriteBetter is a learning tool for written English that leverages the Data-Driven Learning (DDL) approach. DDL refers to an approach to learning foreign languages in which students discover patterns or rules of language use autonomously by exploring a large amount of sentences written by native speakers.
Nik Peachey's curator insight,
April 15, 2019 12:39 AM
This is a great tool to improve your writing.
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Willem Kuypers's curator insight,
May 22, 2017 1:46 AM
Belle collection pour ceux qui aiment l'écriture.
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Break that writer's block! Here are 7 great online creative writing apps to inspire creativity for writing and other creative projects for any student.
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When it comes to enhancing students writing skills, technology can play a decisive role. In his celebrated work “The Digital Writing Workshop’, author Troy Hicks explains in details how you can integrate technology in your writing instruction to help students become good writers. One key concept in this discussion is viewing writing as a process instead of an end product. Process here insinuates a state of unfinishedness because writing is always a task in the making.
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An epic list of resources... and something for everyone, regardless of experience or role.
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This may be useful for EAP students.