Harris Stowe State University - College of Education and St. Louis Suburban Council, International Reading Association. 2013 Literacy for All Conference - October 5, 2013. Communication through the use of video is as powerful and exciting as it has ever been in our history. Digital technology is revolutionizing the way we see the world, and how we become knowledgeable. We are not only consumers, but creators, whose ideas are vast, creative and more untapped than we have ever experienced before. The American educational system needs to not only embrace video and online digital media as a viable form of student learning, but educators need to encourage it, promote it, and become, active video creators and users themselves. It is my goal to help educators around the world, embrace the fact that our 21st Century learners are incredibly visually literate, and we must seize upon this literacy to change and innovate education moving forward. My goal for this presentation was to inform, engage, and inspire educators to look at their classroom learning practices to find new ways to incorporate lessons of media literacy, through student-generated digital media projects.

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3. Media Literacy through
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4. 1. Discuss digital media in the classroom
2. Build some common language
3. Challenge your thinking
4. Provide proven tools
5. Keep it simple
Goals for this session
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5. Produce videos using these devices!
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6. Ladue Horton Watkins High School
Broadcast Technology
Film & Multimedia Teacher
Charles Klotzer Media Literacy
Educator of theYear 2011
dgoble@ladueschools.net
http://about.me/dongoble
follow me on
Twitter @dgoble2001
Digital Media in the Classroom
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7. play video
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8. Our backchannel discussion or send questions to:
http://todaysmeet.com/dmcgoble
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10. Bloom’s Taxonomy
OldVersion NewVersion
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11. 89
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A lot
Some
Web is believable
11-18 year olds
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12. 70%
1 Billion
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15. play video
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17. • English Language Arts Standards
• Independence
• Content knowledge
• Varying demands of audience
• Comprehend as well as critique
• Value evidence
• Digital media capably
CCSS & Media Literacy
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18. EdTech
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19. AP National Writing Project
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20. AP 78% Don Goble
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22. Multimedia 3 key concepts
1. Interactivity with content
2. Engagement
3. Knowledge transfer & memory
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23. Video in the classroom offers:
Complimentary kinds of data
Accessibility
Learner control
Community
Media Literacy
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24. 5 key questions of Media Literacy
• Who created the message?
• What creative techniques are used to attract my attention?
• How might different people understand this message differently?
• What lifestyles, values & points of view are represented in; or
omitted from, this message?
• Why is this message being sent?
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25. Teachers report students:
Retain
Understand
Connect
Literacy Discover
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26. Digital media allows teachers to:
• Media literacy, media creation & critical viewing skills
• Variety of learning styles
• Problem-solving & investigative activities
• Dismantle social stereotypes
• Common experience for students
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27. The Students’ Process
Outline
Gather
Deconstruct/Construct
Revise
Share
Critically Analyze
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28. Areas of application
Visuals & audio for basic instruction
Presentations
Classroom enrichment
Dynamic group or individual projects
Accelerated learning
Cross-department barriers for multidisciplinary work
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29. Areas of application
Distance education
Global student collaboration
Communications via digital signage
Professional Development
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30. Academic Benefits
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32. • Field Trip/Study Adventures
• Record important lessons when out sick
or on vacation
• Public Speaking classes, debate , forensics
• ELL practice speaking & send videos to
family overseas
• Social media groups & assignments
Teachers using digital media
• Student blogs
• Presentation tool - screen
captures + narration
• Book talks & book trailers
• Record Students Reading
• Math comprehension & review
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33. Students teaching students
play video
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34. How do I ?
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35. 1. Show it
2. Do it
3.Teach it
Medical Model
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36. Demo
6 WordVideo Stories
iMovie Trailers
Videolicious
Quicktime Screen Capture
Screencast-O-Matic
Present.me
Animoto
SchoolTube
Weebly
Slideshare
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37. play video
“Can’t wait to Play...Inform...Perform.”
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38. Word Stories
Don Goble class of 2011
6 Unique Shots
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39. Any teacher, in any class,
can offer this lesson
Challenge my students to create a video
we have never created before.
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40. Goal
Create a 6 word story & produce into a 6 shot
video.
Brevity is a virtue.
Inspired by Ernest Hemingway
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41. Objective
Tell the story of YOU
No 2 shots can be alike
Must use 6 different angles
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43. Be “creative”
Beginning, middle and end
Color & light
NO to the1st thought
Dare to be DIFFERENT
Storytelling
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44. Voiceover
Royalty - Free Audio
Natural Sound
Audio
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45. Video duration
< 3 seconds and > 5 seconds.
Total :18-:30 seconds
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46. Publish to SchoolTube.com
Embed to Weebly
Blog 5-10 sentences
Post-Production
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47. play video
“Told One Lie,TrustWas Broken”
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48. Literacy Outcomes
Media
Digital
Writing
Reading
Math
Reflection
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49. What is your
word video story?
#powerofvideo
will change world
See all 6 word videos here
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50. “iAm” iMovie Trailers
play movie Don Goble
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51. Videolicious
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52. Video Screencasts
using Quicktime X Screen recording
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53. Screencast-o-Matic
play video Don Goble
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54. Present.Me
play video
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55. Animoto
play video
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56. SchoolTube
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57. Student Online Portfolio
Weebly.com
Go to RoseWeilMedia blog
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58. Slideshare
slideshare.com
Goble slideshare
presentations
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59. play video
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60. Connect with me
http://about.me/dongoble
follow me on
Twitter @dgoble2001
Q & A
dgoble@ladueschools.net
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