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50 Ways to Tell a Story:Participatory Media,
Literacy and Learning
NABT ’09 Robin Heyden
Raise your hand if...
Define our termsparticipatory
media?
Where my students are the authors...
A perfect fit.
Those difficult challenges...
•Unmotivated (scared?) students
•Mixed backgrounds/skills
•Too much information, too little time
21st Century Learning
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Students will create, navigate, and grow their own learning networks in
safe, and responsible ways
21st Century Skills•How to find teachers
•How to read linked environments
•How to edit in a shared knowledge environment (e.g. wikipedia)
•How to search, tag and organize information
•How to “do” social media effectively
•How to create a digital footprint
•Understand a network effect
•How to evaluate raw sources
one thing you’d like to do with
participatory media that you’re not
doing now...
50
lmagesStorytelling...and a grab bag
2
Images
Student Projects with Digital Images•Five-Photo Story
•Photo-a-Day
•Document a field trip
•Document a lab
•Geotag Images
•Animoto as openers or bell-ringers
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The Image Project
Storytelling
Student Projects with Digital Storytelling
•A family history (genetics)
•Form and function
•Day-in-the-Life (career focus)
•Document (or prepare for) a field trip
•Historical figure
•The story of a scientific breakthrough
•Sum up a unit, a semester, or the year
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Grab Bag O’ Stuff
QR Codes
Congratulations!Now, where do you go from here?
•Teach Tools wiki www.teachtools.pbwiki.com
•My blog www.robinheyden.wordpress.com
•Talk with each other (get email addresses!)
•Email if you have questions rheyden@comcast.net
•This presentation is up on slideshare.com