Moving from being skilled and literate to fluent in the 21st century

1. Com
Dig
ital
mun
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Flue in A
ncy
Digit
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orl
d

2. Silvia Rosenthal
Tolisano
Langwitches.org/blog

3. Fluency The Bridge from Decoding to
Digital Automatic Comprehension
Knowing what Tool to use and When
http://www.flickr.com/photos/29233640@N07/3481528155/

4. Com
Dig
ital
mun
icat
ing
Flue in A
ncy
Digit
al W
orl
d

5. Speaking Up and Down Vs. Sideways

6. Language Fluency I
can relate,
communicate and
I don’t translate, connect with
nor wonder what comes others.
first...the verb or the
noun?
I know how to
respond to
something
unexpected.
It feels
intuitive,
I am unconscious and
comfortable smooth.
and not
terrified.
I know that a
language is the sum of
words, common history
and traditions.

7. Being Skilled
Being Literate
Being Fluent

8. World
What Kind of
do we Live in?

9. http://www.flickr.com/photos/ham-hock/3698805401/
Good
Old Days?

10. Digital World

11. “We will stop print
ing
the New York Tim
es
sometime in the fu
ture,
date TBD." Arthur Sulzberger Jr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bdewey/3374674246

12. 2012:
After 244 Years,
Encyclopedia Britannica
Stops the Presses
http://www.flickr.com/photos/selago/36041147

13. Today Yesterday
Making copies takes time,
Easily copied effort and money
Instantly Shared Sharing is complicated
Easily Edited Edits are cumbersome
Worldwide Audience Audience of One
adapted from: http://www.slideshare.net/courosa/digital-citizenship-symposium

14. The “Leave it to Beaver”
Days are Gone...

15. “ We live in a
world where
people can
talk back
to their
Books Stephen Duncombe

16. Our World “It” is not changing back

17. The
Bigger
Picture

18. Let’s Talk about
Learning
not technology

19. Tomorrow’s
illiterate will
not be
the man who can’t read;
He will be
the Man
who has HEbert Gerjuoy
not learned how to learn

20. Has Learning Changed?

21. Fluent Reading ?

22. Fluent Reading ?

23. Let’s Start to Think Differently About
Learning

24. 3 Starting Points for Thinking
Differently About
Learning
1 Thin the Walls of Your Classroom
Will Richardson
2 Talk to Strangers 3 Be Transparent Discuss...
http://learning.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/10/25/guest-post-three-starting-points-for-thinking-differently-about-learning/

25. Leitmotif
A recurrent theme throughout a
of 21st Century
musical or literary composition. LEarning
self- motivation
self- direction

26. Willingness to Reflect

27. Willingness to Amplify

28. “What Year
are you preparing
your students for?”
Heidi Hayes Jacobs
Discuss...

29. What does it mean to be
Educated?

30. As a VerB
: educated
As a Noun Literate
, being abl
: Having k e to read
nowledge & write
or compet
ence

31. Critical
Is Traditional
Literacy
Literacy enough?
What does it mean to be literate?

32. Reconsider
How we think about
Reading & Writing
http://www.flickr.com/photos/swamibu/2868288357/

33. Are Traditional Notions
of Literacy
sufficient
for a 21st Century
Education?
Discuss...

34. Reading http://www.flickr.com/photos/snorpey/3317497657/

35. Writing

36. Literacy has always been defined by
Technology
Nichole Pinkard

37. What
does
it mean
to be
DigitalLY Literate? Discuss...

38. What is our Personal Responsibility
to beDigital Fluent ?

39. WHat happens When we Choose to be
Illiterate ?

40. If you don’t like
nlgke,
chgato i e
you are goin
irr eleva nce
ev en less
Er ic Shinseki
http://www.flickr.com/photos/practicalowl/6229907202/

41. Thechange we are in the
isn’t minor and it
middle of
isn’t optionalClay Shirky

42. Process,
Shift is a
not a Program

43. Shift is Happening Faster than
ever before

44. Shifts in Culture, Affecting
Education

45. Digital Footprint
before Birth

46. Swiping
Generation

47. Who do We go to for
Information ?
Choices

48. Where do WeLearn?
o ice s
C h

49. How Much
will it Cost?

50. Sharing & Remixing
are part of the Process

51. Read
ing Ha
bits

52. http://www.flickr.com/photos/69805768@N00/3292899689/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tonyjcase/3011595479/
What About Privacy?

53. Instant Connectedness

54. Exponential Times

55. Abundance

56. It isn’t the Answer anymore...
... It is the Question
Bill Sheskey

57. The Conversation Happens
online

58. How does this impact your own
? Discuss...
Ignacio Leonardi- ignacioleonardi.com.ar Learning

59. You First
based on Steve Hargadon

60. Learning How to
Learn

61. “ It is
not Just a Matter of
transferring
http://www.flickr.com/photos/axeldeviaje/312166488/
classroom writing into
digital spaces” Ann Davis
http://anne.teachesme.com/2007/01/17/rationale-for-educational-blogging/

62. Is it about
Digital
Multitasking ?

63. Let’s Talk About
Learning
and a little bit about technology...

64. “It’s not about the tool..
...the tool is just
the Trojan Horse” Kevin Honeycutt

65. It is not knowing about this tool or that tool
important
The
thing Is
that you
toolbox
have a
Full of
opportunities
Michael Fisher
Ready to meet
a specific Task

66. Evaluating,
Modeling & Managing
Digital Fluency
Communicating, Consuming,
Connecting & Collaborating Producing & Sharing
Alec Couros- http://www.slideshare.net/courosa/towards-digital-fluency

67. Digital Fluency ate cur
effortlessly
unconsciously
ev alu ate
“read” manage
capture creat
learn e
conn refle save
ect ct disseminate
share
com amplify
mun collabo
icate rate publi
sh

68. a th
M
g s
in p t
i n ce
la n
p o
x C
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69. learn
choose media
import
create
save publish reflect disseminate

70. demonstrate
document
reflect http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMea7u0eXJA
save manage

71. listen
document
connect
network share

72. Silvia Rosenthal
Tolisano
Langwitches.org/blog