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Spreading awareness: Use socialmedia to share information about environmental issues and advocate for change. She is the editor/author of over a hundred tech ed resources including a K-12 technology curriculum , K-8 keyboard curriculum, K-8 DigitalCitizenship curriculum.
Seminar Overview. Each of the seminars I attended (a handful of roughly five dozen offered) was filled with pithy ideas, how-tos, and problem-solving. Seminars I attended included: using socialmedia to spread the word. Use the logo and colors from my TpT store across all my socialmedia. copyrights.
We inadvertently learn from our daily social interactions, with most of our informal learning happens through online sources of information. For example, YouTube, socialmedia, news websites, even self-help videos/blogs which are present in every possible genre. Seminars held online, are called webinars.
Whether we call this hybrid, concurrent, blended learning, or something else entirely, Common Sense's DigitalCitizenship Curriculum and teaching resources are designed to foster rich discussions for all students, regardless of how and where they're learning.
Because they aren’t long tedious seminars, expensive college classes, or comprehensive certificate courses, they were ignored by administrators in the past. For more information, contact Digital Promise at these socialmedia links: Twitter: @Digital Promise [link]. Not anymore.
Part of that program requires (nearly) all undergraduate students to take a First-Year Seminar (FYS) course and one of the resolutions updated some of the specific outcomes of that course. Demonstrate effective ways to responsibly use socialmedia to positively engage with others and portray oneself with authenticity.
– Using Socratic Seminars to create and answer thought-provoking questions. Learning Attribute #5 – Digital readers unconsciously read text on a page or screen in an F or Fast-pattern. New research has emerged that demonstrates that digital readers don’t read pages the way older generations do.
One mentioned that their institution used to host WordPress locally, but is now exploring externally hosted socialmedia (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, etc). Q: Autumm Caines asked:”I’m getting ready to teach a 1st year seminar on digitalcitizenship. The rest of the Forum was devoted to… III.
One mentioned that their institution used to host WordPress locally, but is now exploring externally hosted socialmedia (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, etc). Q: Autumm Caines asked:”I’m getting ready to teach a 1st year seminar on digitalcitizenship. The rest of the Forum was devoted to… III.
Common Sense Education – Great free PD resources for digitalcitizenship and online learning for all educators. Find examples and encourage teachers to plan lessons that help students understand how to learn in the both the digital world and in a world with no digital technology. Enjoy the many ideas and resources!
It was a discussion about a digital literacy issue at the U.S. Army War College National Security Seminar that caused this response. For the curious, one requirement for attending the Army War College National Security Seminar is “non-attribution.” Suddenly, information literacy became real — and urgent.
I got this idea from a trauma-informed teaching seminar I went to as part of my professional development. They also have a parent toolkit for early childhood (ages 0-8) and a wealth of articles for all ages across topics such as screen time, cell phones, and socialmedia. I let them fit whatever tiny objects they wanted inside.
All of this amounts to what is essentially a new frontier in society, and it’s often called “digitalcitizenship.” Over the summer, EdSurge sat down with one of the foremost experts on this topic: Marialice Curran, founder and executive director of the DigitalCitizenship Institute. What is digitalcitizenship?
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