In a world where digital interactions are increasingly integral to personal, academic, and professional life, understanding digital citizenship helps us make informed choices, protect our privacy, and contribute positively to online communities. Teaching digital citizenship to our students is important because it equips them with the knowledge, skills, and behaviors necessary to navigate the digital
Category: EDTC300: Blog Posts
Technology in the Classroom
Wesch’s exploration of our “new culture of participation” emphasizes that technology has profoundly changed how we connect, learn, and interact. His focus on YouTube as a platform for sharing, self-expression, and collaboration highlights how the digital world allows people to participate in knowledge creation rather than just passively consuming information. Thinking about our discussions during
Unleashing Your Creativity: A Fun Dive into Canva’s Video Design Tool (and How to Use It in the Classroom!)
Let’s talk about Canva’s video design feature! If you haven’t already explored this gem, you’re in for a treat. Whether you’re like me a beginning newbie to video editing or someone who loves creating, Canva makes it super easy and fun to whip up some eye-catching videos—all from your phone, tablet or PC! Why Canva’s
Finding Balance: My Go-To Tools for Productivity and Creativity
Ah, the delicate dance of staying organized and productive in today’s fast-paced, tech-savvy world! If you’re anything like me, finding that sweet spot between academia, personal interests, parenting, and, ahem, gaming can be quite the juggling act. I’ve found myself diving headfirst into different platforms and strategies to help keep my life in check while
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A Reluctant Blogger’s First Post
Hello! Welcome to my very first blog post. Spoiler alert: I’ve never blogged before, and to be honest, I am still a bit hesitant. But here we are! I figured I’d embrace this new adventure with a healthy dose of curiosity and maybe just a little awkwardness- which I am pretty good at. So, first