Image Credit: “No” public domain image by kai Stachowiak
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Not Included in this Presentation…
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Technology: Start With a Do
An Idea About Improv
- Try Pechaflickr
- Based on a combination of Pechakucha and Powerpoint Karaoke using random images from flickr.
- An idea from a teacher named Heather
- Canadian Improv Games
Image Credit: Bubbles @ Praça do Comércio flickr photo by (Imagine) 2.0 shared under a Creative Commons (BY) license
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Fail/Quit vs Fail/Recover
- When technology failed for a course on “Fundamentals of Online Education: Planning and Application” (Inside Higher Education)
- Slice 10: Dying on Stage (CogDogBlog, aka me)
Image credit: Meme image found at Saying Images, created on memegenerator.net author unknown.
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On Tools
— The Pedagogical Panda (@PedagogyPanda) February 28, 2019
A successful tool is one that was used to do something undreamed of by its Author
— S.C. Johnson
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Digital + Hype
So Many Examples…
Image credit: The QRS Wheel of (mis)Fortune flickr photo by Kris Krug shared under a Creative Commons (BY-NC-ND) license
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Digital + Storytelling
Alan’s Projects
50+ Web Ways to Tell a Story
http://50ways.cogdogblog.com/
What Works in Storymaking?
https://cog.dog/roo/storymaking/
Flickr Five Card Stories
http://5card.cogdogblog.com/
Getting Serious With Silly Media
Others
Dear Photograph
http://dearphotograph.com/
Dear Photograph,
Oh, the simple times of being young. To not worry about getting my hair wet or being able to bend over not knowing what agony I might face when I stand back up. These were times before my first love, my first heartbreak, my tumultuous youth; before I ever dreamed of being a mother, going to college, and just surviving life. I had no idea what my life story would be. I was just a little girl playing in a sprinkler.
– Erika
Idea Farming (High School teacher, David Theriault)
I'll be posting some of my fav student made GIFs today using #ideaFM & #GIFyourlife Created by Ryan in Per 1 using @GIPHY @cogdog #Giphy pic.twitter.com/IWfDn9BOzG
— David Theriault (@davidtedu) October 19, 2017
Teachers trying to be tricky. Created by p6 Diana #highschool #GIFyourlife #studentspidersense #ideaFM @morgetron @SeenaRich @gregsedu pic.twitter.com/170BsMJc2E
— David Theriault (@davidtedu) October 20, 2017
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Digital + Citizenship
A Natural Impulse
Digital Citizenship Education in Saskatchewan Schools
(authored by University of Regina educators Dr Alec Couros and Katia Hildebrandt, we will return to them soon)
Built around Nine Elements of Digital Citizenship (Mike Riddle)
See Also (+~2,800,00 others)
- Alberta Education Digital Citizenship Policy Development Guide
- Infographic: Citizenship in the digital age (ISTE)
- Digital Citizenship (open course from University of Alaska Learning, Design and Technology Masters Program)
- Understanding Digital Citizenship & Identity (presentation by Alec Couros)
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Citizenship, Itself
Attributes of the Nine Elements
In terms of a shared sense of what citizenship means, what are the attributes of Etiquette, Access, Law, Communication, Literacy, Commerce, Rights & Responsibility, Safety & Security, Health & Wellness?
Brainstorming Document
http://bit.ly/ecs100-citizenship
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Digital + Tension
Removal of:
Place and Often, Identity (a.k.a. context collapse)
Jurisdiction, Authority
Physical Limits of Replication
Impermanance
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Peeling the Onion on Digital Citizenship: Etiquette
Digital Etiquette: Far Beyond Manners
“Managing” Devices
- Should schools welcome cell phones in class? Macleans
- Ontario to ban cellphones from classrooms for non-educational purposes (Toronto Star)
- Cell Phones in Class Driving You Nuts? Try One of These Clever Ideas
For All That’s Bad, Unexpected Acts of Digital Generosity
This is my son Dexter, he picked these flowers last spring for my wife. Dex passed away 11/29/12 shortly after his 3rd birthday, complications from leukemia. Can anyone clean this iPhone pic up, or make an uber minimalist rendition from it?
— from reddit r/pics : 2300 comments
My internet friends come together to honor the memory of my Mom who passed away unexpectedly on August 28, 2011. They declared Sept 4 to be a day to bake cookies and share with strangers, just like Mom did. See http://bit.ly/cookielove
Something incredible is happening on reddit. I'm tempted to say these people have way too much time, but this is legit amazing. #RecursionFTW pic.twitter.com/mr8jHjTbnV
— Nick Kapur (@nick_kapur) January 30, 2019
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Peeling the Onion on Digital Citizenship: Access
Redlining
In the United States and Canada, redlining is the systematic denial of various services to residents of specific, often racially associated, neighborhoods or communities, either directly or through the selective raising of prices.
— Wikipedia
Digital + Redlining
Digital redlining is when seemingly neutral algorithms inadvertently make decisions that lead to discrimination. Chris Gilliard teaches at Macomb Community College in Dearborn Michigan. He’s studied digital redlining and uses it as a powerful metaphor to talk about the way class divisions and racial discrimination can be fostered by algorithmic decision making.
CBC Spark Episode 412, November 2018
Digital redlining is not a renaming of the digital divide. It is a different thing, a set of education policies, investment decisions, and IT practices that actively create and maintain class boundaries through strictures that discriminate against specific groups. The digital divide is a noun; it is the consequence of many forces. In contrast, digital redlining is a verb, the “doing” of difference, a “doing” whose consequences reinforce existing class structures.
Digital Redlining, Access, and Privacy, Common Sense Education.
For more insight, see Chris Gilliard’s web site and/or follow him on twitter @hypervisible
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Peeling the Onion on Digital Citizenship: Law
Understanding What You Can do under Copyright Law
A Spirit of Gratitude vs Threats of Being a Law Breaker?
Knowing Where to Find (a Digital Literacy)
“Always Attribute, Even When You Do Not Have To”
(I seem to write a lot about media attribution)
True Stories of Open Sharing (Power of Serendipity)
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Peeling the Onion on Digital Citizenship: Literacy
Upping the Element to Fluency
Fostering Digital Fluency: a Saskatchewan Educational System Outcome
Saskatchewan Technology in Education framework
Web Literacy In A World of “Fake” News
Four Moves and a Habit (from Web Literacy for Student Fact Checkers)
See also:
- Four Moves chapter (Web Literacy for Student Fact Checkers)
- Recognition Is Futile: Why Checklist Approaches to Information Literacy Fail and What To Do About It (Mike Caulfield blog)
- Examples to explore (Four Moves blog)
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Digital + Connected
PLN: Professional Learning Network (search and find a million diagrams)
(you are already building a foundation for your PLN in this class)
More Than Just Twitter (but…)
#ecs100 2019 Twitter TAGS
#netnarr 2018 Twitter TAGS for Networked Narratives Course (>4000 tweets)
A Challenge
Add ideas to the digital column of the Citizenship document we worked on earlier
http://bit.ly/ecs100-citizenship
Tweet comments/questions on Digital Citizenship Education in Saskatchewan Schools to authors Dr. Alec Couros (@courosa) and Katia Hildebrandt (@kbhildebrandt) — plus include #ecs100 hashtag.
And what other ways can you build, nurture, gain from your own PLN?
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Digital + Thank You
Alan Levine
@cogdog (twitter)
CogDogBlog (blog)
Image credit: Thank You! flickr photo by cogdogblog shared under a Creative Commons (BY) license
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