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using software to produce documents with elaborate control of the form and appearance of individual pages.
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software feature designed to prompt writers as they develop outlines to structure documents they plan to write.
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An editing feature in word processor Microsoft Word to show changes as they are made to an original document; changes can either be accepted or rejected
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Submitting written or artistic products to a journalistic website, such as a magazine, or as a digital book.
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Designing and producing e-books or printed books using book development software.
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summarizing results across studies and measuring the size of the effect a “treatment” such as technology-based methods has over and above traditional methods.
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Software tools used to enhance and format photos that are then imported into desktop publishing systems or web page products.
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A web-based source for downloadable fonts, clip art, drawings, cartoons, photos, animations, sound, or video; usable for free, with attribution, or for a cost.
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A group of slides created in a digital presentation software (ex.PowerPoint, Google Slides).
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A tool to design a questionnaire that may include multiple types of questions, used for gathering responses, and collects a range of informational data.
