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The Road to Digital Citizenship<br />Dr. Gardner Campbell<br />Baylor University<br />

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URLs for video clips<br />Michael Wesch, “The Machine is Us/ing Us”: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLlGopyXT_g<br />MJSOKES’ YouTube Channel (Beatles lessons): http://www.youtube.com/user/mjsokes<br />The Khan Academy: http://www.khanacademy.org<br />John Boswell’s Symphony of Science: http://www.symphonyofscience.com/<br />

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Emergent Questions<br />How much have we really rethought? How much are we prepared to rethink? <br />How can we understand the gift economy and harness its power for intrinsically motivated learning? <br />

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Emergent Questions<br />How deeply do we understand the uncanny hybridity of our cultural moment? What does that hybridity make possible?<br />How can we free our imaginations to create powerful and inspiring remixes out of an enormous and expanding archive of cultural materials?<br />

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Emergent Questions<br />If the beauty is not in the atoms but in the way they’re put together, how can we foster the truly integrative learning that will yield that beauty for our students?<br />

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Digital Citizenship<br /> “a successful publisher and consummate networker with an inventive curiosity” who “would have felt right at home in the information revolution” (Walter Isaacson).<br />

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Digital Citizens<br />write in words, sounds, and images, and harness the power of data visualization. <br />understand that computers are not merely devices, but indeed “tools for thought.”<br />know how to build integrative online environments—a personal cyberinfrastructure—to support and share their own lifelong learning.<br />imagine new possibilities for online collaboration and creativity. <br />

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Photo by Jeff Steely: http://jeffsteely.blogspot.com/2009/09/layers-of-learning.html<br />