Amy Hutchison
Affiliations: | Educational Leadership and Policy Studies | Iowa State University, Ames, IA, United States |
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| Evmenova AS, Regan K, Hutchison A. (2020) AT for Writing: Technology-Based Graphic Organizers with Embedded Supports. Teaching Exceptional Children. 52: 266-269 |
| Hutchison A. (2018) Using Virtual Reality to Explore Science and Literacy Concepts The Reading Teacher. 72: 343-353 |
| Thoma J, Hutchison A, Johnson D, et al. (2017) Planning for Technology Integration in a Professional Learning Community The Reading Teacher. 71: 167-175 |
| Hutchison A, Colwell J. (2016) Preservice teachers' use of the Technology Integration Planning Cycle to integrate iPads into literacy instruction Journal of Research On Technology in Education. 48: 1-15 |
| Beschorner B, Hutchison A. (2016) Parent Education for Dialogic Reading: Online and Face-to-Face Delivery Methods Journal of Research in Childhood Education. 30: 374-388 |
| Hutchison A, Nadolny L, Estapa A. (2016) Using Coding Apps to Support Literacy Instruction and Develop Coding Literacy. The Reading Teacher. 69: 493-503 |
| Hutchison A, Beschorner B. (2015) Using the iPad as a tool to support literacy instruction Technology, Pedagogy and Education. 24: 407-422 |
| Hutchison A, Woodward L. (2014) A planning cycle for integrating digital technology into literacy instruction Reading Teacher. 67: 455-464 |
| Hutchison A. (2012) Literacy Teachers' Perceptions of Professional Development that Increases Integration of Technology into Literacy Instruction Technology, Pedagogy and Education. 21: 37-56 |
| Hutchison A, Wang W. (2012) Blogging within a social networking site as a form of literature response in a teacher education course Educational Media International. 49: 263-275 |