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5.
Project-based programs that are hands-on and
result in an end product have been the most
successful for us
Teens as expert mentors
6.
Different methods of running a DML can
work:
We chose to combine all of these ways
› Workshops (stationary lab or mobile)
› Regularly scheduled programs
› A Drop-in Lab that’s unstructured, where teens stop
by during open hours and decide the projects that
they work on
› System-wide contest, festival, or campaign
11.
• Middle School class & Retirement Home
• NPR StoryCorps curriculum
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=W2qf9OsUSP8
12.
Oral History Project
Teen Advisory Board
Led Event:Tacoma
Home Companion
13.
Intensive 2-day workshop:
• Researching & script
writing a script
• Filming and composition
• Editing with Final Cut Pro
• Media literacy analysis
(specifically how women
are depicted in the media)
17.
Book Club
• Video booktalks
• Design book covers
• Photo Collage voice-over film
• 90-Second Newbery Film
• Blog with book reviews and animated gifs
Interactive Media Teen Book Club:
http://teenbookclubtpl.wordpress.com/
.
18.
A traditional teen
book club that
incorporates a book
club blog, teen
created video
booktalks, book
related digital art,
book inspired short
films and more!
19.
Kelly:
http://www.youtube.com/w
atch?v=GcucroGd0Ng
More examples!
http://teenbookclubtpl.wor
dpress.com/video-
booktalks/