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Empowering West Virginia Youth to Create and Collaborate Online using Web 2.0 Tools & Game-Making Software February 27, 2008 Stonewall Resort, West Virginia *** Lee Kraus, Ed.D, Program Manager Shannon Sullivan, Program Director World Wide Workshop Foundation
IMAGINING
IMPLEMENTING
NETWORKING
JOINING
IMAGINING The Vision
Basecamp ™
IMAGINE SOCIAL MEDIA…
With Social Purpose
With Educational Value
As a Safe Learning Space
Connecting Students, Educators and Experts
IMAGINE STUDENTS…
Being excited to go to class
Helping each other learn
Having fun with schoolwork
Becoming leaders in their local and global communities
Gaining real world skills that lead to 21 st Century careers
IMAGINE EDUCATORS…
Being excited to go to class
Helping each other learn
Having fun with schoolwork
Mastering new technologies
Becoming leaders in 21 st Century education practices
IMAGINE …. They learn to become makers of interactive games and simulations and wiki media masters , while deepening their understanding of core subjects such as history, mathematics, science, health, and geography and other global social issues. .
IMAGINE THE LEARNING OUTCOMES…
Creative projects that express deep domain knowledge
Motivated Students who enjoy learning
Life and Livelihood skills that enrich West Virginia’s future
Real Ninjas Level 50s Blast Gansta Rappers Mrs. Stalnaker Game Page
Imagine West Virginia
Changing the social networking model from collecting friends to creating media and knowledge.
Becoming a national leader in 21 st Century education
Impacting the future of work here so that people can do high skill, high tech jobs without leaving the state.
IMPLEMENTING How it works
The first Globaloria pilot in WV began in August 2007
Funded by the Governor’s office
and the Benedum Foundation
7 locations statewide spanning the
Middle School, High School and Junior
College levels
In School and After School models
being tested
Learning game design, Web 2.0 skills,
and a host of 21 st Century skills
Two communities presented initial
games in January (RTC, MCTC)
All communities developing
games for Spring presentations
Two new communities joined in
January 2008 (Kasson, Clay HS)
Verizon also joined as a funder
Sponsored by:
The Network Each community in the network receives a customizable ‘starter-kit’ for learning
Educator Training and Support
Empowering Educators as Leaders
and Co-Learners with…
“ 24/7” Virtual Support:
Ongoing Virtual Support from our team of
professionals via wikis, blogs, email
Bi-Weekly Conference Calls with educators
Educator Community Development –
Fostering mutual support between educators
Implementing new features “on the fly” –
Improvements based on participant feedback
“ Hands On” Training Sessions:
Educator Training Workshops – In-person,
intensive training retreats once a semester
Online Mini Workshops - Web-based
interactive presentations on key topics
CPD involvement and support - Expanding
collaboration on training in Pilot Year 2
NETWORKING Growing Locally and Globally
Connecting learners in a community, and across the state, nation and world
JOINING How to Join the Network
Invention and progression of original idea
Project-based learning and expression
Publishing online/distribution/voice
Information-based learning & Exploration
Social-based learning and Exchange
Surfing: Non-creative, more passive use of websites, applications
Core Subjects
Learning Skills
21 st Century Tools
21 st Century Context
21 st Century Content
21 st Century Assessment
Why Join? 6 Contemporary Learning Abilities 21 st Century Skills
We Are Recruiting! Selecting 7-10 new pilot sites for 2008-2009 school year!
Committed Educators/Coordinators
Passion to learn
Passion to teach in new and innovative ways
Basic computer skill.
Commitment to 10+ hours a week
Compensation available
Educators
Middle, High School, Community College, and University Level
Basic technology knowledge
Time to Learn is VITAL (8+ hours a week recommended for success)
Students
High Speed Internet connectivity
Each individual participant must have access to
a PC/laptop (no machine sharing)
Necessary software:
Flash 8.0 or newer
Photo Editing Software
Technology Requirements We are Recruiting! 1 to 1 Ratio
How to Apply
Identify passionate educators
Facilitate time commitment
Complete and submit application
Act soon!
Contact: lee@worldwideworkshop.org Deadline: March 31, 2008 Notification: May 31, 2008
IMAGINING
IMPLEMENTING
NETWORKING
JOINING
Become a STAR on this map… Join our network in West Virginia! Contact: lee@worldwideworkshop.org
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