Writers in Electronic Residence
WiER connects students across Canada with writers, teachers and one another in an animated exchange of original writing and commentary.
WiER connects students across Canada with writers, teachers and one another in an animated exchange of original writing and commentary.
Student Teacher Candidates from OISE started working in WiER's electronic literary salons on April 30 as part of their Internship Program, reading student works, considering responses with each other, and preparing responses for our conferences. The TCs have started to post in WiER's salons, and will continue through May 30. Please click here for more information about projects currently underway.
WiER's next "new work" interval operates from May 7 to 25. A new salon will open each week during this interval. Of course, revisions and responses are welcome in any of the salons at any time, so please be sure to check back and update, as appropriate.
WiER is happy to announce its collaboration with the National Capital Commission to assist in the creation of a new virtual museum!
The Voices of the Capital project will be an interactive online exhibit where Canadians and visitors can come to learn more about Canada’s Capital. Visitors will read stories and see images about the Capital through different time periods and through different voices. The exhibit is being created by the National Capital Commission (NCC) in partnership with the Virtual Museum of Canada (VMC).
WiER is pleased to welcome 13 OISE Teacher Candidates to this year's Internship Program with WiER. The program has begun, and the TCs are reading and preparing responses for students in the schools participating in our spring term. It looks like a great group—welcome to WiER!
WiER's "electronic literary salons" are open for the spring term, and we are very pleased to welcome schools from Nova Scotia, Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba this term. Here we go!
WiER is very pleased to announce the authors in our spring term. Kevin Major will join us in our middle school program, and Carolyn Smart and Chris Urquhart will join us in our secondary school program.
The Writers in Electronic Residence (WiER) program is pleased to present this Wired Writers Podcast with a reading and discussion by author Nic Labriola. The Wired Writers Podcast is available from our main page or on iTunes.
We are pleased to provide a PDF of WiER's insert in Education Canada, which details program information—including our free Wired Writers Podcasts—quotes from students, teachers and writers, and registration info.
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Posted June 02, 2011
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