Weaving Digital and Media Literacy into the K-12 Classroom through Digital Production. Columbia Teachers College, Spring 2013.
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Today, we’re going to think about media literacy issues by using online spaces to cultivate and collaborate on scripts, and create digital videos to share our thoughts.
Progress Reports Share out your progress While you’re talking through your progress we’ll have the Common Core Standards for Speaking and Listening for your grade level opened along with your Media Literacy Unit Plan. Let’s pull as much as we can from Comprehension and Collaboration, or Production and Distribution of Writing for your activity. Vicki,…
Today we’re going to reflect on your attempts at using a digital tool in your classrooms. You will use your Media Literacy Planners to take notes, and give each other feedback. We will also look at new tools for merging accountable talk, and digital production, including the iPad App ShowMe, and blogging software like Google Sites and Blogger.
Collaborative conversation from class using Voicethread.com.
This week we will use a media literacy unit planner to start to sketch out an activity for your students that will connect a digital production tool, media literacy concepts, and common core standards to something in your curriculum.
During our first class meeting, teachers worked within this collaborative mind map using the free online tool, MindMeister, to outline their hopes and fears as educators attempting to incorporate media literacy and digital media into their respective school and classroom environments. The map is private to teachers participating this course: https://www.mindmeister.com/255724304#
This week we will eview a range of technology tools, and use a shared note taking tool to discuss what media literacy looks like in our respective classrooms. At the end of class we will discuss going deeper into a production tool that intrigues you for designing our first classroom activity in class 3.
Media Literacy in the K-12 Classroom 