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E-Anthology in Action

The E-Anthology Helps Create a Space for Access, Relevance, and Diversity

The 2007 E-Anthology gave members of the Blackfeet tribe in Montana a venue for telling their stories—which sparked an empowering dialogue among sites across the NWP network. More ›

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Finding a Voice in a Threaded Discussion Group: Talking about Literature Online

Cathie English, a teacher-consultant with the Nebraska Writing Project, explores the use of threaded online discussions in the literature classroom. The online discussions helped high school students develop their thoughts in greater depth than in classroom conversations. More ›

The E-Anthology as a Resource in the Summer Institute

Over the past few years, sites have shared how they successfully integrated the E-Anthology into the daily work of the summer institute. More ›

Role of the E-Facilitator

These guidelines will give you an idea of how the e-facilitator and summer institute leaders can work together for an enriching and exciting E-Anthology experience. More ›

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