Project New Media Literacies Resource on the Ning
Those of you with sharp eyes may have noticed a new tab on the ISTE Ning ("Learning Library" in the last tab position). The Learning Library is a MacArthur-funded resource created by Project New Media Literacies at MIT, with Henry Jenkins as the Principal Investigator and Erin Reilly as the Research Director.
This fabulous project provides resources around media literacy, attribution, and digital citizenship. The project team is trying to get as many organizations and individuals as possible to install the widget and begin using it. It's in an early version and they're looking for feedback--that's where you come in! Click on the Learning Library tab here on the Ning to get started, and let us know what you think of the resource.
(When you're getting ready to upload your own challenges, notice the terrific attribution guidelines built into this tool--one of my very favorite elements of this project.)
This fabulous project provides resources around media literacy, attribution, and digital citizenship. The project team is trying to get as many organizations and individuals as possible to install the widget and begin using it. It's in an early version and they're looking for feedback--that's where you come in! Click on the Learning Library tab here on the Ning to get started, and let us know what you think of the resource.
(When you're getting ready to upload your own challenges, notice the terrific attribution guidelines built into this tool--one of my very favorite elements of this project.)
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by Katie Christo on -
Cool Jennifer - going to check it out now!
Join Other ISTE Networks
ISTE Community Code
Badge
About
Latest Activity
Let's see, do we test them for speaking ability, classroom management, content knowledge, presentation skills, reading and writing ability? Yes we do. It is done over the course of college and earlier education and during student teaching. I would s…
Voting is open for the ISTE and SIGILT board members! Please vote!
Wow, this is pretty slick for such a cheap setup. I had watched Johnny Lee's video "Head Tracking for Desktop VR Displays using the Wii Remote" and "Foldable Interactive Displays" and was amazed at his ingenuity. This is just another example of the…
Online School for Girls Newsletter
March 2010
Register Now! Online School
for Girls Course Registration for 2010-2011 is Now Open
We are thrilled to be able to announce that course application and
registration is open for the 2010-2011 school y…
How to organize resources?
Howdy! If you were at the NCCE conference, you'll know that I'm still recovering my energies -- hence my absence from this forum in recent days. I'm expecting, planning, hoping, to return to something close to normal ener…
If you weren't able to join us virtually for the HP Worldwide Summit last month, be sure to check out the Summit NING, view archived webcasts, and online posters by going to www.hpiie.org.
Share your insights, best practices, and online resources around critical thinking, search and credibility assessment skills needed while exploring the Web.
I don't think there is a black and white answer to this. I think that in every content area most will agree that there are some basic facts that should be committed to memory, but I'm more concerned with a student being able to use their resources t…
Hello fellow HP Grantees, We are from Apeejay School Saket, New Delhi India. The HP Z400 workstations are being used effeciently by our grade 8 students to learn various aspects of geography and environmental science globally .We are looking forward…
This is a group for HP professional development program participants to network and share information.
Yes! If I were a school principal and were asked, “Do you require your teachers to be proficient in technology before being hired?” I would feel strongly unsettled if I had no measure of proving that my teachers are technology proficient. Teachers n…
© 2010 Created by Jennifer Ragan-Fore
