Welcome to week nine of the Online Research and Media Skills (ORMS) Mentored Open Online Community (MOOC). The ORMS MOOC has existed in different iterations over the last two years. This current version is developed as an open learning experience for students in ED 6671 (syllabus here). ED 6671 examines opportunities for the use of instructional technologies in…
Posts tagged "online content construction"
Empowering Learners in the Reader/Writer Nature of the Digital Informational Space
Last week my first of four columns as Multiliteracies Department Editor for JAAL was published. The column, titled Empowering Learners in the Reader/Writer Nature of the Digital Informational Space discusses opportunities to move learners from readers to writers in the digital informational space. The Internet is the dominant text of this generation, and through intentional use it…
Four Questions for Don Leu About Empowering Students as Online Readers/Writers
My column on Empowering Learners in the Reader/Writer Nature of the Digital Informational Space was just published in Volume 58, Issue 2 of JAAL. In this column I make the case that educators have the opportunity to empower learners as not only readers, but writers of online information. To do this we need to move…
Four Questions for Donna Alvermann About Empowering Students as Online Readers/Writers
My column on Empowering Learners in the Reader/Writer Nature of the Digital Informational Space was just published in Volume 58, Issue 2 of JAAL. In this column I make the case that educators have the opportunity to empower learners as not only readers, but writers of online information. To do this we need to move…
Four Questions for Margaret Hagood & Emily Skinner About Empowering Students as Online Readers/Writers
My column on Empowering Learners in the Reader/Writer Nature of the Digital Informational Space was just published in Volume 58, Issue 2 of JAAL. In this column I make the case that educators have the opportunity to empower learners as not only readers, but writers of online information. To do this we need to move…
Four Questions for Jennifer Rowsell About Empowering Students as Online Readers/Writers
My column on Empowering Learners in the Reader/Writer Nature of the Digital Informational Space was just published in Volume 58, Issue 2 of JAAL. In this column I make the case that educators have the opportunity to empower learners as not only readers, but writers of online information. To do this we need to move…
IT&DML Syllabus for Online Content Construction & Remixing
This post is part of a series of 11 posts in which we’re sharing the syllabi for all 11 courses in the Instructional Technology and Digital Media Literacy (IT&DML) program. Please keep in mind the materials we’re sharing here are the documents and specifics as approved when we initially launched the program. The “real” implementation of these…
Reflections from Week Two of the #WALKMYWORLD Project
We’re nearing the end of week two of the first iteration of the #WALKMYWORLD Project. For more information on the project, please visit the following thread of this blog…or better yet, go take a peek on Twitter for yourself. VisibleTweets and TweetBeam can be fun to display to a class a students. This past week…
LRA: Research to Practice Episode 003 – Writing and Multimodality
Episode 003 of the LRA: Research to Practice Show will be held on Monday January 13th from 2:00-3:00 pm. The purpose of the Research to Practice series is to connect current research and “best principles” to what could/should be happening in the classroom. We’ll be using Google Hangouts-on-Air to broadcast and save the shows. This means that you can watch the show live while it is…
The #WALKMYWORLD Project
This is the first post we shared about the #WalkMyWorld Project. To review the full project website, click here. I’d like to invite you all in to a challenge that I’ve help develop with an awesome group of researchers. In this challenge, we will explore the use of digital texts and tools as a means…