We try to saturate a community with information," says Director McCannon, so everyone -- parents, teachers, and students -- is focused on media literacy.
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The Bamboo Project Blog: My Personal Learning Environment - 1 views
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I too think that structured training should not hinder informal learning.
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"I've come to believe that the future of staff development lies in our ability to go beyond structured training to facilitating informal processes and learning experiences that occur on a daily basis."
Media Literacy: Collaborating to Create Media-Savvy Young People | Edutopia - 9 views
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Saturating the community with information is not necessarily a bad idea. What counts is how each member is able to process it.
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The more our children participate in the creative process, the greater chance they have to understand what's involved and the more they'll realize that nothing is preordained, nothing just appeared.
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This is very true! Without giving children the opportunity to manipulate media, how would they use their critical thinking skills? What most parents worry about, though, is their kids Internet safety. With little training on safety issues, paprents should feel confident letting their kids surf the net to create their own content.
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Cyborg School Nation - 0 views
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Explanation of the difference between current generation of techno-natives and previous generations and how they see their futures and how they prefer to learn. Annotated link http://www.diigo.com/bookmark/http%3A%2F%2Fwww.techlearning.com%2Farticle%2F14
How We-Savvy Edupunk Are Transforming American Higher Education - 1 views
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I like the possibility to imagine a new model of education that uses online resources to serve more students, more cheaply than ever before. What a blessing for poorer nations!
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