February 2012
8 posts
The dark side of social media
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy In februari van 2011 lanceerde Frankwatching hun allereerste trendrapport “We The Web“, een rapport over de toekomst van het web, over hoe data het mogelijk maken om de toekomst te voorspellen en ons gedrag te veranderen en te sturen. Via yourlocalheroes.nl
Mooie animatie van de evolutie van communicatie...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy De kop zegt genoeg; de moeite van het bekijken en hergebruiken waard. Via xyofeinstein.wordpress.com
Youth and Digital Media: From Credibility to...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Building upon a process- and context-oriented information quality framework, this paper seeks to map and explore what we know about the ways in which young user… … selected literature … reveals patterns in youth’s information-seeking behavior … highlights the importance of contextual and demographic factors both for search and evaluation...
Using technology in the classroom requires...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Fresh out of college, few new teachers experiment with new technologies because they have the potential to be disruptive. It’s experience, and the confidence that comes with it, that is allowing teachers in their 40s and 50s to lead the way, according to the report. Via theglobeandmail.com
Digital Divide: If You're Reading This, You're One...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Even in the richest countries such as the United States, there’s a digital divide where not everyone has easy access to the Internet. (via Mashable) De toevoeging “such as the United States” lijkt te verdoezelen dat het in de US toch slechter gesteld is dan in menig ander ontwikkeld land. En dat is iets wat de auteur verbaast. Toegang is in...
Major Developments in Instructional Technology...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Historisch overzicht van ontwikkeling in instructietechnologie Via indiana.edu
How Higher Education Uses Social Media...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy As social media becomes more integral to students’ lives, educational institutions are finally catching on, and catching up. Here’s how American colleges and universities are leveraging social in the classroom and the recruiting office. Via mashable.com
Infografiek met de voor- en nadelen van sociale...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Klik op de afbeelding voor een grotere versie (gevonden via @Mashable)… Via xyofeinstein.wordpress.com
January 2012
10 posts
Zero to Eight: Children's Media Use in America |...
Via Scoop.it - Learning Technology This disparity in access has led to a disparity in use: while 55% of children from higher-income families have used a cell phone, iPod, iPad, or similar device for playing games, watching videos, or using apps, just 22% from lower-income families have done so used a computer, the average age at first use was just 3.5 years old. Via commonsensemedia.org
Pros and Cons of Social Networking
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Proponents of social networking sites argue that these online communities promote increased communication with friends and family, familiarize people with valuable computer skills, and allow contact with people from around the world. Opponents argue that social networking sites expose children to predators, increase vulnerability to computer viruses, lower worker...
Story Wheel - Tell the story behind your...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Gebruik storywheel om je verhaal te vertellen aan de hand van beeld (via Instagram) en geluid (via Soundcloud). Ziet er leuk uit maar ik heb nog geen controle (play - stop - pause - rewind - et cetera) kunnen ontdekken. Ik heb dan ook de indruk dat Voicethread veel meer te bieden heeft. Via storywheel.cc
Howard Rheingold’s World of Infotention | Powerful...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy … if we’re going to help our students develop the focus they need to think deeply about things — to acquire Howard Rheingold’s Infotention — then I think most schools will need some ground rules, made in collaboration with students after lots of conversations around these important topics. Docente Ann S. Michaelsen uit Noorwegen hanteert een aantal eenvoudige...
9 content curation tools that better organise the...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Numerous content curation platforms, tools and websites are emerging at a rate of knots in 2011, making sense of the social web, and the mountain of content to be consumed. Here’s a collection of some of the standout startups. Via webdistortion.com
I, curator?
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Curation serves a vital function in these days of information overload. Web curators: wat zijn ze wel en wat zijn ze niet. En wie zijn het dan? Zijn we het allemaal, daar we als gebruikers van het internet dagelijks worden overspoeld met data en informatie? Is web curation een noodzakelijke vaardigheid die een einde kan maken aan information overload door filter...
Learning with 'e's: Digital learning futures
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy De presentatie van Steve Wheeler trekt veel aandacht. Tijdens zijn presentatie behandelde hij een grote variëteit aan onderwerpen die een relatie hebben met (technologiegedreven) vernieuwing van het onderwijs. zoals: “personal learning networks, mobile technologies, games and gamification, the use of social media in learning, the role of user generated content,...
Teachers’ competition for Social Media use in...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy The winner is teacher Ceri Anwen James, in a Welsh-medium school Ysgol Gyfun Bro Morgannwg from Vale of Glamorgan,Wales (UK). In her quest for combining language learning and social media use, she has created an integrated website for German learning students. Combined with a learning platform, online blogging and Podcasting, her practice has met particular...
Sociale Vraagstukken » De toekomst is aan...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy “Platforms verdringen instellingen
Deze revolutie zal diepe sporen trekken in de wijze waarop de sociale sector haar dienstverlening vorm gaat geven. En het opmerkelijke is dat daar eigenlijk zo weinig over wordt nagedacht. Ja, er wordt wel een wat geprobeerd met online-hulpverlening (eerste vraag: hoe declareer je dat?), elke zichzelf respecterende instelling...
Social Media rules: Positief Social Media Protocol...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Social Media Wijs nam eind 2011 het initiatief om een Positief Social Media Protocol op te stellen als tegenhanger van bestaande negatieve protocollen. Via socialmediawijs.nl
December 2011
3 posts
Online Safety Tips and Tools to Protect Kids and...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Internet safety, privacy issues, cyberbullying are but some of the major concerns of today’s parents. It is true that the web revolution has positively affected many facets of our life, yet its downsides are equally devastating. We are in front of a double edged weapon that requires meticulous attention when using it.
It is impossible to imagine a house without...
Teaching Digital Citizenship in the Elementary...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy “Teaching digital citizenship and internet safety is a lot more meaningful when students can engage in authentic online experiences.” This article portraits elementary school teacher Mary Beth Hertz’ approach of teaching social skills and the tools and websites she favours. Via edutopia.org
Digital Citizenship
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy This site is the result of a project by students from Burlington High School and portraits their exploration of the concept of ‘digital citizenship’. For information about the pbl-approach see this article on Edutiopia by teacher Andrew Marcinek (http://goo.gl/JnLgC). Via sites.google.com
November 2011
17 posts
Haal meer uit Google als student: tips en tricks...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Informatievaardigheden is een van de competenties waar jongeren slechter op scoren. Deze infografiek van Hackcollege geeft een overzicht van tips en tricks bij het zoeken op Google. Via xyofeinstein.wordpress.com
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HOW PEOPLE USE TABLETS AND WHAT IT MEANS FOR THE...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Consuming news (everything from the latest headlines to in-depth articles and commentary) ranks as one of the most popular activities on the tablet, about as popular as sending and receiving email (54% email daily on their tablet), and more popular than social networking (39%), gaming (30%), reading books (17%) or watching movies and videos (13%). The only activity...
Hypothes.is | The Internet, peer reviewed.
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy … this represents the combined wisdom of the most informed people—not as anointed by editors, but as weighed over time by our peers, objectively, statistically and transparently. Via hypothes.is
Information Fluency Model
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Digital Information Fluency (DIF) is the ability to find, evaluate and use digital information effectively, efficiently and ethically. DIF involves knowing how digital information is different from print information; having the skills to use specialized tools for finding digital information; and developing the dispositions needed in the digital information...
Five Things Students Want Their Teachers to Know...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy 1. Socialization is important! 2. Students Want to See Each Other 3. Students Want to See Their Teacher 4. Students Want You to Know Them 5. Keep it Relevant Via theinnovativeeducator.blogspot.com
Interessante lectuur: Digital and Media Literacy,...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Interessante lectuur: Digital and Media Literacy, a plan for action (mediawijsheid niet enkel voor kinderen). 21 09 2011. Renee Hobbs schreef voor het Aspen Instituut een witboek met voorstellen over digital en … Via xyofeinstein.wordpress.com
Unesco’s indicatoren voor media- en...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Unesco streeft naar maximale maatschappelijke participatie van burgers. Een van de onderwerpen waarmee ze zich in dit kader bezighouden is mediawijsheid en informatievaardigheid. Via annekedirkx.wordpress.com
We don’t need no educator: The role of the teacher...
Via Scoop.it - Learning Technology The problem with focusing on the role of the teacher, from my perspective, is that it misses the point. Though there may still be thousands of people employed today with the job title of “teacher” or “educator”, it is misleading to suggests that all, or even most, aspects of providing an education should, or could, be placed into the...
Documentairemakers moeten zich aanpassen aan het...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Documentairemaker Jos de Putter vreest voor de teloorgang van de experimenteerdrift die zo kenmerkend is voor Nederlandse documentairemakers. Ook Philippe van Meerbeeck ziet het somber in voor documentaires, zo schrijft hij in de nieuwste uitgave van 609, het blad van het Mediafonds. Althans, op televisie. Documentairemakers moeten daarom hun blikveld veranderen:...
Libraries as Spaces for Collaboration, Critical...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy “Jobs in journalism, entertainment, science, education, medicine, and business — they’re all starting to depend on interactive media,” Nichole Pinkard, a visiting associate professor in Depaul University’s College of Computing and Digital Media, said recently. “How will children from poor communities be able to compete in the future?” Via spotlight.macfound.org
Reading, Writing and New Media Literacies |...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy As technology alters the means and speed by which we communicate, academics, educators and journalists weigh in on the skills needed to be considered literate in today’s digital world. Via spotlight.macfound.org
UNESCO ICT Competency Framework for Teachers –...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy UNESCO’s framework emphasizes that it is not enough for teachers to have ICT competencies to be able to teach them to their students. Teachers need to be able to help students become collaborative, problem solving creative learners through using ICT so they will be effective global citizens. The Framework therefore addresses all aspects of a teacher’s work. Via...
Social Media's Slow Slog Into the Ivory Towers of...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Underpinning a disdain for social media in higher ed is the assumption that students have an inherent aptitude for new technologies… “As faculty, we’re always trying to engage our students better,” Smith-Robbins says. “If we see them using a tool like Facebook, there’s this huge temptation to say, ‘Well, I use Facebook in...
Leeuwarder Courant verplicht reageerders tot...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Is het nou eigenlijk een goed idee om het probleem van de anonieme ruziemakers op te lossen met een verplichte inlog via Facebook? Via denieuwereporter.nl
De betrouwbaarheid van de media is in het geding |...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Ligt dat vertrouwen ook zo laag in de lage landen? De beschikbare cijfers van de Eurobarometer tonen in het algemeen een ander beeld. Tussen 1997 en 2009 schommelt de waardering voor geschreven pers en televisie rond de 60% en voor radio rond 70%. Betrouwbaarheid van internetnieuws is pas recent gemeten en werd wat lager beoordeeld: rond de 50%. De cijfers voor...
Ervaringen van jongeren met sociale netwerken...
Via Scoop.it - Media Literacy Jongeren vallen meestal terug op hun ouders of vrienden voor advies hoe om te gaan met negatief gedrag. Een meerderheid van de jongeren denkt overigens na over de vraag of online bijdragen ooit negatief voor hen kunnen uitwerken. Dat heeft 55% van de onderzochte jongeren er ooit van weerhouden om een bepaalde bijdrage te publiceren, schrijven de onderzoekers. Een...
August 2011
1 post
Google+: The Dark Side of the Circle | Edutopia
Circles have no sides, except inside and outside. And the students in your classrooms will be on one side or the other. via edutopia.org Is it all about the need of taking sides? Posted via email from Paulo Moekotte’s posterous | Comment »
April 2011
1 post
October 2010
3 posts
CBS onderzoek uitvallers. Begrijp ik het niet...
Van de eerstejaars mbo van 2005/’06 heeft 10 procent na 1 jaar het mbo zonder diploma verlaten. Na 4 jaar is dit percentage opgelopen naar 18 procent. Vooral vanuit het laagste niveau van het mbo, de assistentopleiding, is de ongediplomeerde uitval hoog. Zo lag die na 1 jaar op 21 procent en na vier jaar op 28 procent. via cbs.nl Bovenstaande citaat is afkomstig van een bericht bij het CBS...
Future Internet Scenarios (Internet Society)
… draw as much as possible from the common pool while giving little back… a healthy ecosystem of interlinked network operators, developers, infrastructure providers, resource management organisations, etc.… little incentive to expand networks beyond the largest and richest customers or regions.… it remains able to react and respond to new requirements.via isoc.org Een...
OECD: Top 5 actions to take in education today
What are the top five priorities for action to take in education today? The people participating said: Teach to think, not to regurgitate. Commit to education as a public good and a public responsibility. Focus more on creating a long-term love of learning and the ability to think critically than teaching to standardised tests. Ensure all children have the opportunity to discover their...
June 2010
4 posts
Mentors cite New Zealand school system
…local parents who don’t send their children to school are penalized by the state even as school dropout is unheard of in that island nation which has virtually zero crime rate. …, a New Zealand regular classroom consist only about 15 children who perform most of class activities with the teacher’s function focused only on room management and supervision. Instruction,...
Student Voice: luisteren naar en praten met de...
A significant feature of the way this school operates and is managed is the enormous emphasis that is placed on student voice. This is exemplified in a number of ways, and has come about as the result of a significant amount of hard work, research and planning on the part of the staff and students in the school. Key strategies the school uses to ensure that student voice contributes to how the...
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Critical Literacies, Pragmatics and Education
via pontydysgu.org Een goede presentatie over nieuwe ‘domeinen’ van leren, gekenmerkt door verschillende relaties, verschillende contexten en verschillende discoursen, en het nut van een Personal Learning Environment (PLE). Vooral het aspect ‘control’ (ben ik zelf de eigenaar van mijn leren en de daarvoor benodigde tools”) speelt een wezenllijke rol om het leren...
Classroom uses of social network sites:...
Classroom uses of social network sites: Traditional practices or new literacies? May 31, 2010 0 Comments Maryam Moayeri Published Online: May 31, 2010 Abstract | References | Full Text: HTML, PDF (300 KB) Comments are closed. via digitalcultureandeducation.com Leuk onderzoek naar de...
April 2010
1 post
December 2009
1 post
Trends Shaping Education quiz →
Een kleine quiz (met negen vragen) van de OECD die duidelijk zou moeten maken welke trends op korte termijn het onderwijs beïnvloeden.
November 2009
8 posts
Teacherbridge: activity system structure
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