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Related Article : Katz, S. R. (1996). Current Uses of Hypertext in Teaching Literature. Computers and the Humanities, 30(2), 139–148. http://www.jstor.org/stable/30200380
Qualitative Source
This article is a qualitative source. The article goes on to explore how these literature instructors are evolving their teaching strategies and growing how students can learn and use different resources. The teachers within the article start to use hypertext within their teaching. There are different ways the article states how the teachers are doing this for example they are evolving there teaching ways by, putting course materials online, creating online tutorials, using different annotated hypertexts instead of certain print texts and teaching students how to create and understand thesis hypertexts. Not to get into too much detail but from the included link from the article it explains how each of these strategies are done in detail.
This source relates to this week's readings as they are discussing the same topic which is hypertext. The article that I found shows how teachers are using hypertexts in their teaching and changing the way students can use these as useful tools. This is relatively close to the three articles we read this week because those discussed how we use hypertexts and what they are. Funny enough we all use them everyday in our life and in school. While reading this article I found plenty of similarities to this week's readings , I also found some facts that can wander some questions I had about using hypertexts in a classroom. This article did a great job explains how to use this tool in a classroom efficiently.
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