Tag: literacy

• Tweet, Tweet Goes the Birdie: When Socio-Tech Spaces Go Bad

  If you’re like me, you’ve been watching the unfolding Twitterverse drama with bated breath. After mass firings, ban reversals, and a questionable choice in new ownership, everyone seems to be wondering if this is the end for society’s favorite birdie. The idea of a world without Twitter inevitably has me thinking about its impact on…

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  November 29, 2022

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  annotation, Digital Literacy, Digital Storytelling, edu800, History of Technology, Jurassic Park, literacy, Literacy Practices, Media Literacy Theorists, Multimodal Texts, New Literacies, Online Engagement, Social Media, Socio-Tech Spaces, Twitter, week 13

• New Literacies: My Worlds Converge

  My week was jam-packed…and that’s saying a lot for someone who is used to being on-the-go, with more irons in the fire than any one person should have in one lifetime. Aside from our class readings on New Literacies, I assisted in launching a stakeholders event for CMU’s Literacy Center. I am a graduate assistant…

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  November 5, 2022

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  annotation, constructivism, Creating New Meaning, Decoding, Dewey, edu800, literacy, New Ethos, New Literacies, Pre-service teachers, relevant research, Teacher Engagement, Week10

• The Tie That Binds: Putting It All Together

  “Scientific study reflects the culture from which it arises, and entails values, often unspoken.” Kathryn H. Au and Taffy E. Raphael Au and Raphael are both senior advisors with schoolRISE, an organization that focuses of equity and research in literacy in Ann Arbor, Michigan. In 2021, they explained their mindset that “scientific study reflects the…

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  September 18, 2022

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  annotation, edu800, formal and informal learning, learning ecology framework, literacy, relevant research, science of reading, self-directed learning, self-motivation, week3