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Category Archives: New Media
Pop Culture Case Study
Recently I stumbled on to a podcast that combines movies with psychological traits. This is the kind of information that can be really valuable when an educator is looking to ingrate popular culture into an existing theme. I hope you … Continue reading
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Tagged Pop Culture Case Study
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Center for Independent Thought: Stossel in the Classroom
by KellyAnn Bonnell Recently I ran across a new resource that I think some of you might really like. Stossel in the Classroom provides a DVD and Teachers Guide of segments John Stossel has done that address a variety of … Continue reading
Posted in Educator Resources, Media Guide, New Media
Tagged economics in the classroom, John Stossel
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News Literacy Project: Free Professional Development Webinar
The News Literacy Project (NLP) is an innovative national educational program that mobilizes seasoned journalists to work with educators to teach middle school and high school students how to sort fact from fiction in the digital age. Students learn how … Continue reading
Know Your Meme
by KellyAnn Bonnell Teaching means learning a new vocabulary every few years. Keeping up with what is relevant in the lives of today’s student can be a challenge. Here’s a great resource that will keep you on top of what’s … Continue reading
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Tagged kellyann bonnell, know your meme, Meme, pop goes the classroom
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T&L: Curation is the new search: seven tools you may not know you can search with
by Joyce Valenza This year, I am teaching my kids to curate. While this is an exciting way for learners to discover how to manage their information worlds by consciously selecting and aggregating a variety of media and resources, not … Continue reading
Eschool News: How to teach young children in the digital age
Tech-savvy younger students need equally tech-savvy teachers, says a new report that makes several recommendations for rebooting early learning From staff and wire reports Read more by staff and wire services reports As research suggests more than half of … Continue reading
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Living and Learning with New Media
I love the MacArthur Foundation because they fund the coolest things. In this case it began as a five year 50 Million dollar initiative that began in 2006. One of the products of this initiative was a white paper that … Continue reading
High-Tech Teaching in a Low-Tech Classroom
By Jennifer L. Barnett As 21st-century teachers, we are expected to help students master the technological tools they will use in college and the workplace. But in many districts, the one-computer classroom is not extinct. So how can we do … Continue reading
Posted in Media literacy, New Media, Outside Source
Tagged hi tech teaching low tech classroom
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ARGs Rock!
Attention Gamers! This new ARG allows you to explore history while playing. What’s an ARG you ask? If you are not familiar with Alternate Reality Games? Visit http://www.giantmice.com/features/arg-quickstart/ for a quick primer. Rediscovering Loyalty was written as research for a … Continue reading
Posted in Civic Engagement, Educator Resources, Games, New Media, Outside Source
Tagged Alternate Reality Game, ARG, WWII
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