Media Literacy is a 21st Century Skill
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Presentation at the Fontbonne University fall institute in St. Louis, MO.
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Media Literacy is a 21st Century Skill
- 1. Media Literacy Fontbonne University Fall Institute Don Goble presenter 10:00am - 10:50am November 2, 2013
- 3. Goals for this session 1. Discuss digital media in the classroom 2. Build some common language 3. Challenge your thinking 4. Keep it simple Don Goble
- 4. Digital Media in the Classroom Ladue Horton Watkins High School Broadcast Technology Film & Multimedia Teacher Charles Klotzer Media Literacy Educator of the Year 2011 dgoble@ladueschools.net follow me on Twitter @dgoble2001 http://about.me/dongoble Don Goble
- 5. Media Literacy through student digital media projects Don Goble
- 6. Produce videos using these devices! Don Goble
- 8. Backchannel discussion or send questions to: http://todaysmeet.com/MediaLitFont Don Goble
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- 10. “Human’s think in video” http://youtu.be/JOxmzN6bBLA
- 11. Bloom’s Taxonomy Old Version New Version Don Goble
- 12. Web is believable 11 A lot Some 89 11-18 year olds Don Goble
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- 18. CCSS & Media Literacy • English Language Arts Standards • Independence • Content knowledge • Varying demands of audience • Comprehend as well as critique • Value evidence • Digital media capably Don Goble
- 19. EdTech Don Goble
- 20. AP National Writing Project Don Goble
- 21. AP 78% Don Goble
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- 23. Multimedia 3 key concepts 1. Interactivity with content 2. Engagement 3. Knowledge transfer & memory Don Goble
- 24. Video in the classroom offers: Complimentary kinds of data Accessibility Learner control Community Media Literacy Don Goble
- 25. 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? Don Goble
- 27. 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 Don Goble
- 28. The Students’ Process Outline Gather Deconstruct/Construct Revise Share Critically Analyze 21st Century Skills Don Goble
- 29. Areas of application Visuals & audio for basic instruction Presentations Classroom enrichment Dynamic group or individual projects Accelerated learning Cross-department barriers for multidisciplinary work Don Goble
- 30. Areas of application Distance education Global student collaboration Communications via digital signage Professional Development Don Goble
- 33. Teachers using digital media • • Field Trip/Study Adventures • • Public Speaking classes, debate , forensics • Record important lessons when out sick or on vacation ELL practice speaking & send videos to family overseas Social media groups & assignments • • Student blogs • • • Book talks & book trailers Presentation tool - screen captures + narration Record Students Reading Math comprehension & review Don Goble
- 34. Students teaching students play video Don Goble
- 35. “Told One Lie,Trust Was Broken” play video Don Goble
- 36. iMovie trailer created by a 1st grader http://youtu.be/GtXrwj5wqBQ
- 39. Q &A Connect with me dgoble@ladueschools.net http://about.me/dongoble follow me on Twitter @dgoble2001 Don Goble