Digital Citizenship in Schools

This week’s topic of discussion is integrating digital citizenship into our classes, and I think the common thread that ran between all three videos was that we already are discussing a lot of issues that also tie into digital citizenship, so we’re not asking teachers to tag on a...
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Identity (Issues) in a Digital Age

Hey! So, this coming week is where Josh and I are kickstarting things as content catalysts. Before I get into this, can I just say that I’m not sure that I actually wanted to tackle this the first week of student-led presentations – I usually like to sit back...
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Generative AI

You know when you hear something that immediately puts your hackles up? And because of that reaction, you stop for a second and ask yourself why something can set you off so quickly? (or maybe you didn’t, and you’re just running with the hackles up – our dog likes...
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The Ups and Down to Technology

It is amazing to me how much education has changed, not only from the time that I myself was in school (which is a lot longer ago than I really want to contemplate at the moment), but also in the last two decades, from when I was a little...
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Jumping In

I don’t know about anyone else, but this semester has hit me at full-speed and then some! I’m a little late to the game, but hoping to try and get my feet under me this weekend. Hopefully. In addition to starting to respond to what we’ve been discussing in...
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Summary of Learning

This semester has been a wonderful one, full of discourse and discovery, and I really enjoyed delving into issues surrounding technology and the classroom. I also had to stretch myself, both with getting back into blogging, but especially with the online debate, and with putting together this summary of...
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Debate #3: Technology has led to a more equitable society

If I had to pick a side for this particular debate, or select who “won”, I honestly don’t think I’d be able to. Kennedy & Ummey and Jeff & Graeme both presented very valid and persuasive arguments, and there are aspects from each side that I agree with! And...
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