11. “ Participatory culture shifts the focus of literacy from one of individual expression to community involvement.” -Henry Jenkins, Director of the Comparative Media Studies Program at MIT
13. participatory culture -relatively low barriers to artistic expression and civic engagement -strong support & informal mentorship in creating and sharing one’s creations -believe their contributions matter, and feel some degree of social connection
17. Great Debate of 2008 http://greatdebate2008.wikispaces.com / Student News Action Network http://www.studentnewsaction.net / AP Calculus Manual http://apcalc20 08.pbworks.com / Math Mov!es http://library.thinkquest .org/07aug/01801/ George Was h ington http://21stcenturytoolsncss.wikispac es.com/examples A Day in the Life of a Ho b o http://edtechteacher.org/hobopodcast.html Who am I? http:/ /voicethread.com/library/35/
36. Develop Fundamental Skills in New Ways Rehearse for 21 st Century Situations/ Environments Improve Student Engagement Hypothesized Benefits to teaching with Web 2.0
37. Enable Rich Collaboration Motivate Students Improve Writing Skills Engage in New Civic Dialogue Train for Web 2.0 Applications in Business Engage in New Global Dialogue Learn New Media Literacies Practice Deeper and Richer Discussion Train for Writing under Real World Conditions Develop Fundamental Skills in New Ways Rehearse for 21 st Century Situations/ Environments Include More Students Improve Student Engagement Hypothesized Benefits to Teaching with Web 2.0
12/09/10 Big decline in routine cognitive: the filing and bookkeeping are being done to a large extent by computers and to a lesser extent work is sent off shore. Big growth in tasks involving what Frank and I call Expert Thinking and Complex Communication Skills. What is involved in becoming good at these skills?