Thriving In The 21st Century: Speaking the Language of the Digital Native

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    1. Thriving in the 21st Century Speaking the Language of the Digital Native ESSDACK Glenn Wiebe glennw@essdack.org
    2. Warning!
    3. Use of blogs, RSS, wikis, web sites and technology in general may lead to sleeplessness, irritability, and the horrible reality that you’ll never being able to know it all. Use at your own risk
    4. Sticky ideas?
    5. 21st century literacy skills are essential for your toolkit
    6. Using technology will make you a better teacher
    7. Your job?
    8. Pick out your “favorite candy” and save the rest for later
    9. “Come on, Butch! Help a guy out here. What are your great resources?”
    10. www.socialstudiescentral.com
    11. Until 1995, to produce content for a large audience you needed to be a . . .
    12. Publisher 12
    13. Broadcaster 13
    14. Billboard owner 14
    15. Sky writing pilot 15
    16. Then along came Mosaic and Web 1.0 16
    17. Web 1.0 was read-only because to produce content, you needed . . .
    18. HTML coding skills Programming ability Graphic design skills Access to servers Secret tech guy handshake 18
    19. So what’s Web 2.0? 19
    20. A read-write-create web using online software that allows creating, publishing and communicating in seconds
    21. What are we doing today? • Internet myths • Social networks • Search tools • Online evaluation & • RSS citation • Organizing • Online tools information
    22. Loch Ness?
    23. Big Foot?
    24. The web?
    25. The Web is a giant encyclopedia Filters work <www.martinlutherking.org> All information on the Web is true
    26. The Web is a giant encyclopedia Filters work <www.martinlutherking.org> All information on the Web is true
    27. The Web is a giant encyclopedia Filters work <www.martinlutherking.org> All information on the Web is true
    28. Peter Stiener July 5, 1993 New Yorker
    29. Kids view the world the same as we do Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman ©2001
    30. Kids view the world the same as we do Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman ©2001
    31. The Internet is Jake’s world
    32. Erin’s brain works differently
    33. Jarod works “faster”
    34. Teen pregnancy, violence, alcohol / drug / tobacco use are all down
    35. Community service, voting & abstinence are up
    36. “Today’s students are no longer the people our educational system was designed to teach.” Marc Prensky
    37. But wait! 37
    38. Low web literacy skills
    39. Low web literacy skills 51% believe “most or all” of the Web can be trusted
    40. Low web literacy skills 51% believe “most or all” of the Web can be trusted Little sense of online “privacy”
    41. Low web literacy skills 51% believe “most or all” of the Web can be trusted Little sense of online “privacy” No understanding of digital intellectual property rights
    42. Low web literacy skills 51% believe “most or all” of the Web can be trusted Little sense of online “privacy” No understanding of digital intellectual property rights Weak search and evaluation skills
    43. So . . . 39
    44. Both we and our kids need to be more web literate 40
    45. 21st century skills?
    46. Become a generalist 42
    47. Teamwork 43
    48. Filter for information not memorize information 44
    49. Rock paper scissor decisions 45
    50. “One of the things our grandchildren will find quaintest about us is that we distinguish the digital from the real. In the future, that will become literally impossible.” William Gibson 2007 46
    51. The basics? 47
    52. URLs start broad / end specific
    53. URLs start broad / end specific Glenn Wiebe 123 E. Main Hillsboro, KS 67063 USA historytech.wordpress.org/ 2008/03/28/brain-rules-school- drools
    54. Types of web sites Closed Open • Organization Educational • .org .edu • Commercial Military • .com .mil • Web groups Government • .net .gov
    55. Added closed .aero / .museum / .coop / .pro /
    56. Added closed .aero / .museum / .coop / .pro / Added open .biz / .name / .info / 244 country domains
    57. Also available (sorta!) .geo / .mail / .xxx / .mobi / .asia / .game / .tech / .sport / .travel / .video / .mp3 / .kids (and about 10-15 others!)
    58. Why the big deal about urls? 52
    59. Search engines work like index cards
    60. Search engines google.com • altavista.com • alltheweb.com • ask.com • kartoo.com •
    61. Subject directories yahoo.com • Librarians’ Index to the Web • lii.org • Digital Librarian www.digital-librarian.com RefDesk.com •
    62. Newer! ThinkFinity.com • Clusty.com • Factbites.com •
    63. For kids Yahooligans • www.yahooligans.com KidsClick • www.kidsclick.org Ask for Kids • www.ajkids.com
    64. Family Friendly Search • www.familyfriendlysearch.com Awesome Library • www.awesomelibrary.org Kid Info • www.kidinfo.com
    65. 42explore • www.42explore.com Kid’s Search Tools • www.rcls.org/ksearch.htm
    66. Nettrekker / Kan-Ed Empowered Desktop kportal.learningstation.com
    67. Search Engine list www.philb.com/webse.htm
    68. How to search?
    69. Pick the right tool NoodleQuest: Choose the Best Search www.noodletools.com
    70. Finding Information with Search Engines www.philb.com/whichengine.htm
    71. Bernie Dodge’s Specialized Tools webquest.sdsu.edu/searching/ specialized.html
    72. My Pretty Quick Turtle Left Late Bernie Dodge/Tom March
    73. My Pretty Quick Turtle Left Late Use Minus (-) & Plus (+) Bernie Dodge/Tom March
    74. My Pretty Quick Turtle Left Late Use Minus (-) & Plus (+) Use Quotes (keywords with quotation marks) Bernie Dodge/Tom March
    75. My Pretty Quick Turtle Left Late Use Minus (-) & Plus (+) Use Quotes (keywords with quotation marks) Use the Title (allintitle:“world cup”) Bernie Dodge/Tom March
    76. My Pretty Quick Turtle Left Late Use Minus (-) & Plus (+) Use Quotes (keywords with quotation marks) Use the Title (allintitle:“world cup”) Use the Link (link:www.cnn.com) Bernie Dodge/Tom March
    77. My Pretty Quick Turtle Left Late Use Minus (-) & Plus (+) Use Quotes (keywords with quotation marks) Use the Title (allintitle:“world cup”) Use the Link (link:www.cnn.com) Use the Like (related:www.cnn.com) Bernie Dodge/Tom March
    78. Cache • cache:www.essdack.org Allintitle • allintitle:education essdack Site • site:edu holocaust Allinurl • allinurl:brown board
    79. Cool Google stuff Calculator Spellchecker Phone & address looker-upper Translator Dictionary
    80. Multimedia • YouTube • TeacherTube • Flickr • iTunes
    81. Practice search What was your unit or class? Do a search using keywords and search tools that fit your search
    82. The DHMO controversy
    83. Hoaxes? Urban Legends • www.snopes.com Truth or Fiction • www.truthorfiction.com
    84. A Short Introduction to Holocaust Revisionism www.ibiblio.org/team/history/ controversy/abutz/intro.html Holocaust Hoax www.natvan.com/national-vanguard/ assorted/hoax.html
    85. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum www.ushmm.org/museum/exhibit/ online/phistories A Teacher’s Guide to the Holocaust: Survivors fcit.usf.edu/Holocaust/people/survivor.htm
    86. What about this site? “Case Analysis of a Historic Killer • Tornado Event in Kansas on 10 June 1938” www.cimms.ou.edu/~doswell/ • Conference_papers/SELS96/WoO.html
    87. Social Networks & Communication • Twitter/ Plurk • Shelfari • Classroom 2.0 • Wikipedia • Skype
    88. Organize information 77
    89. Google Notebook • notebook.google.com BibMe • bibme.org Delicous • delicous.com Box • box.net • RSS
    90. “News feeds” from web sites
    91. “News feeds” from web sites A “news reader” to display the feeds
    92. Find the button
    93. Best aggregators?
    94. Web Literacy lesson plans Literacy Matters • www.literacymatters.org/lessons/ onlineresearch.htm Media Awareness • www.media-awareness.ca/english/ teachers/index.cfm TechLearning • www.techlearning.com/db_area/ archives/TL/2003/03/toolkit.html
    95. PBS • www.pbs.org/teachersource/media_lit/ getting_started.shtm Education World • www.education-world.com/a_lesson/ lesson230.shtml CyberSmart • www.becybersmart.org
    96. Web literacy sites 21st Century Information Literacy • Project 21cif.imsa.edu Kid Safe Search Sites • www.sldirectory.com/searchf kidsafe.html
    97. CyberSmart • www.cybersmart.org Kathy Schrock's Web Site Evaluation • school.discovery.com/ schrockguideeval.html
    98. Internet Safety NetSmartz • netsmartz.org Wired Safety • wiredsafety.org
    99. More questions than answers! Bill Watterson ©1995
    100. More questions than answers! Bill Watterson ©1995 Three new ideas, concepts or practices Two questions or clarifications One thing you can use use right away
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