About Resources

All Digital Is resources aim to contribute to a growing knowledge-base about digital writing and connected learning. Resources may address elements of the art and craft of writing in digital environments or may explore new issues in the teaching and learning of writing. Resources may also raise provocative questions and name issues we ought to be wrestling with as educators and writers.

We welcome resources that:

• attend to our key areas of interest: the art and craft of digital writing and/or the teaching of writing
• take an inquiry stance toward teaching, share the theory of action behind the work and invite reflection and response
• include reflection on examples of student work as appropriate (with permissions and protection of privacy as outlined in the Terms of Use)
• use the tools of digital writing as appropriate to the resource and as supported by the technical capacities of the Digital Is platform.

The audience for the NWP Digital Is website are educators, both in school and out, and those interested in digital writing, teaching, and learning.

We welcome you to read more about creating a resource and request to become a resource creator.