Digital natives learn through interactive sources, innovative resources, and their inquisitive nature. They also learn through peer learning by sharing information with one another.
This document discusses digital literacy skills needed to prepare students for reading 21st century texts. It notes that digital natives are adept at multitasking, expect quick access to information, value graphics over text, and prefer networking and interactivity. It identifies four characteristics of digital texts: volume of information, hypermedia and random access, interactivity and networking, and digital features like images and video. It outlines four digital literacy skill sets: language-based involving online text genres and features; information-based involving searching, filtering, and tagging; connection-based involving online persona and networks; and re-design-based involving recreating and repurposing content while considering copyright and plagiarism.
The document outlines a proposed library program for Harborview Library with the goals of teaching students to be efficient and effective users of information. It discusses the explosion of available information online and the need for students to evaluate sources independently. The proposed program would have students discover, engage with, and discuss literature in various formats while learning to use ideas and information effectively. It also describes the role of the teacher-librarian in supporting the curriculum, teaching various literacies, and guiding students on intellectual property. Desired student outcomes include skills like locating, evaluating, and citing sources as well as creating original work.
This slideshow presents information regarding what School Library Media Specialist do and the Information Literacy student outcomes they hope to see at the end of 2nd and 5th grades.
Digital storytelling involves understanding narrative structures and using different media like words, images, and sounds to shape stories. The process of digital storytelling includes inventing and writing a story, illustrating it, recording the narrative, and creating a movie. Digital storytelling can also be used as a tool for intergenerational dialogue, allowing different age groups to share stories and ask each other questions.
Why do i need information literacy skillsUCIKbovee
Information literacy skills can help students save time in their research by knowing what they are looking for, find better scholarly resources instead of just using Google, and receive better grades by demonstrating their understanding of the topic to their professor. These skills also allow people to correctly attribute their research, become informed citizens by properly researching political issues, and enjoy lifelong learning through effectively locating useful information.
Digital storytelling involves using computer-based tools to tell stories through a variety of multimedia elements like graphics, audio, video and text. Digital stories typically focus on a specific topic from a particular point of view, are 2-5 minutes long, and personal, historical or explore life experiences. They allow people everywhere to create and share multimedia stories electronically. Educators have also found digital storytelling to be an effective instructional tool for presenting new material, enhancing lessons, and facilitating discussion as students research topics and create their own stories.
The document discusses developing an information literacy policy for the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia. It defines information literacy and outlines some key information literacy skills. It describes two common models for information literacy - SCONUL's Seven Pillars model and the Big 6 model. The objectives of introducing an information literacy policy at the library are to teach information literacy, enhance librarians' and researchers' skills, and create information literate users.
Brief presentation to the Osaka Jogakuin University faculty. Defining by contextualizing. Difference between a field and a discipline. Mobility of the learner rather than of devices is key. This presentation is not about specific mobile-assisted language learning (MALL) techniques; it is about characterizing mobile language learning and placing its practice in its cultural, disciplinary, and temporal contexts. This method can be applied to understand and define technical concepts, academic fields or disciplines.
This document discusses digital literacy skills needed to prepare students for reading 21st century texts. It notes that digital natives are adept at multitasking, expect quick access to information, value graphics over text, and prefer networking and interactivity. It identifies four characteristics of digital texts: volume of information, hypermedia and random access, interactivity and networking, and digital features like images and video. It outlines four digital literacy skill sets: language-based involving online text genres and features; information-based involving searching, filtering, and tagging; connection-based involving online persona and networks; and re-design-based involving recreating and repurposing content while considering copyright and plagiarism.
The document outlines a proposed library program for Harborview Library with the goals of teaching students to be efficient and effective users of information. It discusses the explosion of available information online and the need for students to evaluate sources independently. The proposed program would have students discover, engage with, and discuss literature in various formats while learning to use ideas and information effectively. It also describes the role of the teacher-librarian in supporting the curriculum, teaching various literacies, and guiding students on intellectual property. Desired student outcomes include skills like locating, evaluating, and citing sources as well as creating original work.
This slideshow presents information regarding what School Library Media Specialist do and the Information Literacy student outcomes they hope to see at the end of 2nd and 5th grades.
Digital storytelling involves understanding narrative structures and using different media like words, images, and sounds to shape stories. The process of digital storytelling includes inventing and writing a story, illustrating it, recording the narrative, and creating a movie. Digital storytelling can also be used as a tool for intergenerational dialogue, allowing different age groups to share stories and ask each other questions.
Why do i need information literacy skillsUCIKbovee
Information literacy skills can help students save time in their research by knowing what they are looking for, find better scholarly resources instead of just using Google, and receive better grades by demonstrating their understanding of the topic to their professor. These skills also allow people to correctly attribute their research, become informed citizens by properly researching political issues, and enjoy lifelong learning through effectively locating useful information.
Digital storytelling involves using computer-based tools to tell stories through a variety of multimedia elements like graphics, audio, video and text. Digital stories typically focus on a specific topic from a particular point of view, are 2-5 minutes long, and personal, historical or explore life experiences. They allow people everywhere to create and share multimedia stories electronically. Educators have also found digital storytelling to be an effective instructional tool for presenting new material, enhancing lessons, and facilitating discussion as students research topics and create their own stories.
The document discusses developing an information literacy policy for the National Parliamentary Library of Georgia. It defines information literacy and outlines some key information literacy skills. It describes two common models for information literacy - SCONUL's Seven Pillars model and the Big 6 model. The objectives of introducing an information literacy policy at the library are to teach information literacy, enhance librarians' and researchers' skills, and create information literate users.
Brief presentation to the Osaka Jogakuin University faculty. Defining by contextualizing. Difference between a field and a discipline. Mobility of the learner rather than of devices is key. This presentation is not about specific mobile-assisted language learning (MALL) techniques; it is about characterizing mobile language learning and placing its practice in its cultural, disciplinary, and temporal contexts. This method can be applied to understand and define technical concepts, academic fields or disciplines.
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This document discusses the potential of mobile technologies to enhance learning and new pedagogical approaches enabled by mobile devices. It outlines how mobile devices can support [1] construction of knowledge through multimedia, [2] conversation through communication tools, and [3] learner control via sensors and location tools. Challenges include connecting formal and informal learning and managing student devices in schools. New approaches highlighted are seamless learning across contexts, personal inquiry learning using mobile toolkits, and contextual learning through "micro-sites" for field trips.
Digital natives are those who have grown up with digital technology. They are used to receiving information quickly in a format suited to their needs. Their learning styles have been shaped by their preference for visuals, games, and experiential activities over traditional lectures and books.
The document discusses using technology to engage students in various learning activities:
1) Having students connect with other classes through video conferencing tools like Skype to learn about different cultures.
2) Having students research topics like cyberbullying by visiting approved websites and taking a cyberbullying test.
3) Having students use digital resources to research significant historical figures and write papers citing their sources.
4) Having students work in groups to write and illustrate stories by taking photos acting out scenes and combining them into digital storybooks.
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) provides flexible curricula and multiple means of representation, expression, and engagement based on how the brain naturally learns. UDL aims to give all students equal opportunities to learn by addressing the recognition, strategic, and affective networks of the brain. This is achieved through techniques like providing multiple formats for content, choices for demonstrating knowledge, and ways to stimulate interest. The goal is for each student to access curriculum in a way that maximizes their learning.
This document discusses using memes and cultural symbols to engage students with instructional content. It suggests creating a jeopardy-style game that informs students about library account tools using action figures. The document also recommends using QR codes at service points in the library to connect mobile users to instructional videos and information to enhance orientations and tours. It provides tips for the videos, such as using high-quality audio and captions, as well as storage, distribution, and ways to ensure access for all students.
Digital natives are those who have grown up using digital technology everyday such as computers, the internet, mobile phones, live chats, instant messaging, blogs and social networks. They learn in very visual and hands on ways using a variety of digital mediums. To teach digital natives, one must recognize their different learning strategies and ways they process information, and develop learning tools that will enhance each student's learning experience.
Digital Natives spend a lot of time using technology which can be leveraged to motivate them to learn as their content skills will increase when using intuitive technology-based methods of learning that are familiar to them from daily technology use and socialization.
The document discusses the differences between digital natives and digital immigrants. Digital natives, those under 25-30 years old, have grown up with technology and use digital tools naturally as part of their daily lives. Digital immigrants, those 25-30 or older, had to learn to use technology and do not consider it as central to their lives. The document also outlines the evolution of the web from Web 1.0, which required programming knowledge, to Web 2.0, which allows anyone to publish content, to future visions of Web 3.0 involving immersive 3D environments.
In order to improve personal and organizational knowledge, people have to take time to make sense of the information torrent. If not, it remains merely information. Unfortunately, many of today’s knowledge workers don’t have the time, discipline or the essential skills to select, filter, evaluate and comprehend their multifarious information sources. This can lead to missed opportunities, poor decision-making and suboptimal performance. The 21st century knowledge worker needs to be confident and comfortable with using social technologies and engaging with communities and social learning networks to update his or her knowledge in order to remain relevant. This session explores some of the tools, skills and processes that can help with information sense-making, and looks at the emergent roles of the Community Manager and Digital Curator in delivering value to learning networks.
Information literacy (IL) is knowing when information is needed, where to find it, how to evaluate, use, and communicate it ethically. It also recognizes that information includes research data and the ability to manage information and data. IL has also been called library orientation, bibliographic instruction, and information skills training. IL is needed to differentiate facts from opinions and false statements, as not all information is equally authoritative, current, reliable, or unbiased. It is also needed to effectively use expanding technologies for accessing, manipulating, and creating information. Finding quality information takes time and effort. To succeed in today's world, people must be smart about information.
Digital literacy refers to the ability to use digital technologies and communication tools to locate, evaluate, and create information. It involves understanding information across various formats from different online sources. Digital literacy skills have become increasingly important as people now communicate primarily through digital means like email and social media. Digital literacy is a key component of digital citizenship and is essential for both education and careers in the modern world that rely heavily on computers and digital devices.
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Disruptive devices Intel stockholm 2012 slideshareMike Sharples
This document discusses the potential of mobile technologies to enhance learning and new pedagogical approaches enabled by mobile devices. It outlines how mobile devices can support [1] construction of knowledge through multimedia, [2] conversation through communication tools, and [3] learner control via sensors and location tools. Challenges include connecting formal and informal learning and managing student devices in schools. New approaches highlighted are seamless learning across contexts, personal inquiry learning using mobile toolkits, and contextual learning through "micro-sites" for field trips.
Digital natives are those who have grown up with digital technology. They are used to receiving information quickly in a format suited to their needs. Their learning styles have been shaped by their preference for visuals, games, and experiential activities over traditional lectures and books.
The document discusses using technology to engage students in various learning activities:
1) Having students connect with other classes through video conferencing tools like Skype to learn about different cultures.
2) Having students research topics like cyberbullying by visiting approved websites and taking a cyberbullying test.
3) Having students use digital resources to research significant historical figures and write papers citing their sources.
4) Having students work in groups to write and illustrate stories by taking photos acting out scenes and combining them into digital storybooks.
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) provides flexible curricula and multiple means of representation, expression, and engagement based on how the brain naturally learns. UDL aims to give all students equal opportunities to learn by addressing the recognition, strategic, and affective networks of the brain. This is achieved through techniques like providing multiple formats for content, choices for demonstrating knowledge, and ways to stimulate interest. The goal is for each student to access curriculum in a way that maximizes their learning.
This document discusses using memes and cultural symbols to engage students with instructional content. It suggests creating a jeopardy-style game that informs students about library account tools using action figures. The document also recommends using QR codes at service points in the library to connect mobile users to instructional videos and information to enhance orientations and tours. It provides tips for the videos, such as using high-quality audio and captions, as well as storage, distribution, and ways to ensure access for all students.
Digital natives are those who have grown up using digital technology everyday such as computers, the internet, mobile phones, live chats, instant messaging, blogs and social networks. They learn in very visual and hands on ways using a variety of digital mediums. To teach digital natives, one must recognize their different learning strategies and ways they process information, and develop learning tools that will enhance each student's learning experience.
Digital Natives spend a lot of time using technology which can be leveraged to motivate them to learn as their content skills will increase when using intuitive technology-based methods of learning that are familiar to them from daily technology use and socialization.
The document discusses the differences between digital natives and digital immigrants. Digital natives, those under 25-30 years old, have grown up with technology and use digital tools naturally as part of their daily lives. Digital immigrants, those 25-30 or older, had to learn to use technology and do not consider it as central to their lives. The document also outlines the evolution of the web from Web 1.0, which required programming knowledge, to Web 2.0, which allows anyone to publish content, to future visions of Web 3.0 involving immersive 3D environments.
In order to improve personal and organizational knowledge, people have to take time to make sense of the information torrent. If not, it remains merely information. Unfortunately, many of today’s knowledge workers don’t have the time, discipline or the essential skills to select, filter, evaluate and comprehend their multifarious information sources. This can lead to missed opportunities, poor decision-making and suboptimal performance. The 21st century knowledge worker needs to be confident and comfortable with using social technologies and engaging with communities and social learning networks to update his or her knowledge in order to remain relevant. This session explores some of the tools, skills and processes that can help with information sense-making, and looks at the emergent roles of the Community Manager and Digital Curator in delivering value to learning networks.
Information literacy (IL) is knowing when information is needed, where to find it, how to evaluate, use, and communicate it ethically. It also recognizes that information includes research data and the ability to manage information and data. IL has also been called library orientation, bibliographic instruction, and information skills training. IL is needed to differentiate facts from opinions and false statements, as not all information is equally authoritative, current, reliable, or unbiased. It is also needed to effectively use expanding technologies for accessing, manipulating, and creating information. Finding quality information takes time and effort. To succeed in today's world, people must be smart about information.
Digital literacy refers to the ability to use digital technologies and communication tools to locate, evaluate, and create information. It involves understanding information across various formats from different online sources. Digital literacy skills have become increasingly important as people now communicate primarily through digital means like email and social media. Digital literacy is a key component of digital citizenship and is essential for both education and careers in the modern world that rely heavily on computers and digital devices.
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The cherry: beauty, softness, its heart-shaped plastic has inspired artists since Antiquity. Cherries and strawberries were considered the fruits of paradise and thus represented the souls of men.
Heart Touching Romantic Love Shayari In English with ImagesShort Good Quotes
Explore our beautiful collection of Romantic Love Shayari in English to express your love. These heartfelt shayaris are perfect for sharing with your loved one. Get the best words to show your love and care.
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