Literacy in the 21st Century with Web 2.0: Digital Citizenship
by Anne Shadwick
December 18, 2007
Title:
Literacy in the 21st Century with Web 2.0: Digital Citizenship
Topic Codes: Technology; Curriculum; Instruction
Date: 3/25/2008
Time: 4:30 pm--8:15 pm
Location: Southwest Center
Audience: All educators
Facilitator: James Sigler
Member Fee: $30
Non-Member Fee: $80
Description: The exponential growth of information in the 21st
century expands the definition of literacy. Students need to
know how to read, write, gather, organize, remix, and create
content. We need to prepare our students for literacy in the
21st century. What are the legal, ethical, and social issues
of teaching and learning in a digital environment? Learn the
challenges and opportunities that come with learning online.
How do you handle copyright issues when creating content
online? What is the difference between plagiarism and
collaboration when doing research with someone else? How do
you give credit to others for their work? How do you keep
kids safe while online? What about cyberbullying? How
and why do you have students collaborate with other students around
the world? These are all issues and opportunities that need
to be discussed when using online tools for learning. NEW
Literacy in the 21st Century with Web 2.0: Digital Citizenship
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