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As an aspiring English teacher myself, I think about this often! There are SO many ways to incorporate technology into this particular area. In another class, we have been using edublogs to post our opinions about a TV show we watch each week. This has been interesting, to say the least. You could post a topic for them to discuss, or give them the freedom to post a paragraph about something they find interesting or difficult to understand!
https://edublogs.org/

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You could have students create powerpoints for each chapter to help them stay up to date with the book.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQicwstinOA

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In some of my classes I am in this year, we talk about the use of film and that is a concern for me but if done well, it could be engaging to your students. Having them watch the film first or afterwards in class could be engaging. Even allowing your students to discuss the film and the novel can help them understand.

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You could use quizlet or cram.com to make note cards for your students to share.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loFL5gT_m8I

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Grammarly.com is my go to when doing papers. I am sure that you'll be having them write essays about the novels and things. Grammarly helps with the spelling errors and grammar errors that are typically made by most students. It also tells you how much of your paper has been plagiarized.

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You could always have your students keep track of the novels that they have read and the assignments they completed on a website.  It would be like the portfolio that we made for this class using weebly or wix. https://youtu.be/Q54rdwe-9s0

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You could create videos that visually represent that events that take place in a story.

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You could use the App Grammar Up! and have the students take these quizes to enhance their grammar and writing skills.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7qe1G4l41M

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This is Heather!

I had an awesome assignment in I think the 8th grade where a we made a brochure using Microsoft Word over our favorite book that we had read in class. Our  teacher was mostly grading for grammar, but we also got to work on our word processing skills, and review one of the books that we had read in class!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxFt_nv0vCs

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-wuhi2W-Yc brochure in Microsoft Word. In this tutorial you will ...

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You could have the students download apps that have to do with reading novels.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIBikqeGuJw

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You could use Turnitin.com to check students for plagiarism in their essays.
https://youtu.be/lS_or-J0Zs8

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Since I'm an aspiring English teacher, I am unsure of how to incorporate the use of technology, espeically when we are reading novels. Any suggestions? 

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Since I'm an aspiring English teacher, I am unsure of how to incorporate the use of technology, espeically when we are reading novels. Any suggestions? 