Grade 4 · Writing · Lesson 38

Publish work digitally

Publishing your writing digitally means sharing it with an audience through electronic formats — a class blog, a shared document, an e-portfolio, or a school website. Digital writing follows all the same rules as printed writing, but adds new considerations: formatting choices, online safety, and how text appears on a screen.

What this lesson teaches

1Explain how digital publishing differs from handwritten or printed writing
2Apply digital formatting choices such as font, spacing, and headings
3Identify safe and responsible practices when sharing work online
4Prepare a piece of writing for digital publication using correct formatting

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