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University of Maryland College Park Face to Face 1.3 Million views on YouTube 5,000 blog links Facebook: Unknown

University of Maryland College Park Natives & Immigrants

University of Maryland College Park UMCP Writing Center Face-to-face Traditional undergrad, grad, ESL, adults 5 days & 3 evenings/week 55 tutors – undergrad, grad, community volunteers Online registration, hotline, in-class workshops, chats

University of Maryland College Park NCTE: 21 st Century Literacies Top 3 Abilities for Success 1. To seek information & critically evaluate sources (95%) 2. To read & interpret a variety of texts, print and online (94%) 3. To innovate & apply knowledge creatively (94%)

University of Maryland College Park NCTE Framework 21 st Century Required Literacies Multiple Dynamic Malleable

Create, read, and send s99.9% Create digital documents for school98.8 Search Web and institutional library94.0 Create digital presentations90.8 IM (most daily)80.0 Use course management systems75.0 play computer/video games73.4 Download video/music files70.6 Use social networks70.6 Create web pages28.6 Use video/audio editing software27.7 University of Maryland College Park NCTE Framework 21 st Century Develop Proficiency with Technology

University of Maryland College Park NCTE Framework 21 st Century Build Relationships to Pose & Solve Problems (Collaboratively, Cross-Culturally)

University of Maryland College Park NCTE Framework 21 st Century Design & Share Information for Global Communities to Meet a Variety of Needs

University of Maryland College Park NCTE Framework 21 st Century Manage, Analyze, Synthesize Multiple Streams of Simultaneous Information

University of Maryland College Park NCTE Framework 21 st Century Attend to Ethical Responsibilities Required by These Complex Environments

University of Maryland College Park Case Study