K 5 web2.0
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The document discusses how Web 2.0 technologies can engage K-5 learners in an online environment. It notes that Common Core Standards emphasize information and media literacies and allowing students to access various resources, create in multiple media, and publish in new ways. It also mentions that AASL & ISTE Standards and the Partnership for 21st Century Skills focus on critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity & innovation. Additionally, the document states that online assessments can have students read complex texts, complete research projects, and work with digital media while providing opportunities for classroom speaking and listening.
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K 5 web2.0
- 1. Why Web 2.0 Engaging K-5 Learners in an online environment
- 2. Common Core Standards There is an emphasis on information and media literacies and the expectation that students have the opportunity to access a variety of resources, create in multiple media and publish in new ways.
- 3. AASL & ISTE Standards
- 4. Partnership for 21st Century Skills Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Communication Collaboration Creativity & Innovation
- 5. Online Assessments Read complex texts Complete research projects Opportunities for classroom speaking and listening Work with digital media Goldman, Hilary. “Getting Ready for Online Assessments.” Learning and Leading with Technology 39.6 (2012):40. Print.
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- And now, we are finding that the Common Core has incorporated these same standards. There is an emphasis on information and media literacies and the expectations that students have the opportunity to access a variety of resources, create in multiple media to publish in new waysThe PDF is available on the wiki
- Many of us are familiar with the integration of technology in the American Association of School Librarians 21st Century Learner Standards and the International Society for Technology in Education standards for students. Both documents emphasize the need for students to have opportunities to access, analyze, synthesize, create, produce and share information in a variety of formats, with specific purposes and for a targeted audience.