ENGLISH LITERATURE: GUIDE TO LOCAL WRITERS
Graham Stewart
TYPE Lesson plan
LEVEL Tertiary
MODALITY Blended
SUBJECT English Literature · Local Writers · Unesco City Of Literature
TECHNOLOGY Internet Resource · Social Media · Video · Text-based · Whiteboard
KEYWORDS literature · local writers · blogs

Lesson Objective:
To equip students with skills to (a) discover Internet resources on local writers and (b) how to select and share these links online with others.

Students to explore the UNESCO “World City of Literature” site, noting Durban’s recent induction, and then construct their own “Guide to Durban Writers” blogs listing people, events, books, resources. The lesson objective is to equip students with skills to (a) discover Internet resources on local writers and (b) how to select and share these links online with others.


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CONTACT stewart@dut.ac.za


ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Graham Stewart is a Lecturer at Durban University of Technology.
Lecturer in English with an interest in e-learning.


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