Teaching Generation Y

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+ mclaughlin_aj 9 months ago
Ladies and Gentlemen, you can download a copy of this presentation via the links at the top of the page...you just need to set up a free account which takes 30seconds.
+ Gabriela Grosseck 2 years ago
Being a 'cultural anthropologist' for the digital generation is the hard work I ever done .
Thanks for sharing your thoughts in such a wonderful life of colours and images
+ Angelina ani 2 years ago
Nice posting. Nice images are used.
+ Kiran Budhrani 2 years ago
good visuals!
+ xaivier 2 years ago
Well done!!
+ Byron Wolt 2 years ago
Thanks for this presentation. I speak to groups of high school students almost EVERYDAY in the school year. I have come to believe that most businesses, including pst secondary education, are missing opportunities to create a HUGE win-win situation with milleanials who are their current and future customers, employees, and shareholders by focusing on traditional sales and marketing strategies. Thanks again.
+ bikepod 2 years ago
I am working with 'Youths at Risk' and this is excellent for me to share with my staff and volunteers. Could you kindly email me a copy of the presentation? Thanks in advance. bikepod@hotmail.com
+ alma loable 2 years ago
I really like to share this presentation with my colleagues! Can i ask for a copy? thank you, i’d appreciate very much! my e-mail : imcc_almaglo@yahoo.com
+ Irene61 2 years ago
Hi

Very good work. Can I have a copy to share with my staff as well? irene_31@hotmail.com

Thanks

Irene
+ russechd 2 years ago
This is great..I would love to have a copy sent to me at russechd@nbed.nb.ca

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Teaching Generation Y - Presentation Transcript

where am I? http://www.flairandsquare.com http://ltt.nciwiki.com.au who am I? Alex Miller / Spinner Mills e-Learning Support Officer
Where have all the students gone? Ask yourself….
Who are Generation X & Y?
What are their characteristics?
How were they brought up?
Where have they come from?
How might this affect their approach to learning?
What are their tools?
Where do they communicate?
How do they network?
Where do they network?
How do they learn?
Where do they research?
About 21 million teens use the Internet and half of them say they go online every day
97% of girls 15-17 have used instant messaging
81% of teens play games online, which is 52% higher than 4 years ago
What makes games so engaging? Engrossing Problem Solving Collaboration Feedback Strategic Thinking Fun
76% of online teens get news online, 38% higher than 4 years ago
Welcome to generation myspace. Education2.0 - social networking
How do you teach?
How do you engage them?
What tools do you use?
What tools can you use?
Do you encourage them to innovate and create?
e-Learning has the power to transform teaching and learning
You have the power to give them the skills and tools to work in the 21st century
Teach them how to find, make sense of, and use relevant information
Give them the ability to find and use information with critical discrimination in order to build knowledge.
You can help them understand the power of images and sounds
Help them recognize and use that power, to manipulate and transform digital media.
learn together, network together, grow together