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Technology Literacy Using Digital Storytelling and Podcasts
Nicholas Graves and I wrote about technology literacy in the 21st century through the use of podcasts and digital storytelling in the classroom. Since wordpress.com does not support Prezi embedded presentations, please click on the link below to see our … Continue reading
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The History of the Newsreel
The newsreel was introduced in the early part of the twentieth century as a medium for presenting news and current affairs. The typical newsreel was ten minutes in length and they were shown mostly before the main feature at movie … Continue reading
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I chose the above picture because it shows the significance of text and the meaning of the text in our cultural history. In the picture, former U.S. President Bill Clinton is with a group of students looking at the declaration … Continue reading
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Open Access to Educational Research
In this paper I will be reviewing the article “Democracy and education: The missing link may be ours,” written by J. Willinsky (2002). Willinsky’s (2002) thesis is that turning education research into a more accessible public resource can further the … Continue reading →