21st Century Literacy Classroom – so far
Earlier this year I planned out how I would attempt to implement 21st century literacy in my classroom. I wrote it as a final requirement for graduate credit through the K12 Online Conference. It also requires an evaluation of the plan. The year’s not over, but here it is. I actually intended to do this earlier, but my blog went down completely, then still had missing categories after I got it back up. The blog is back! What is School 2.0? lives again! Woohoo!
Under Siege trailer Flash Point move I also had to delay because I didn’t get computers into my room until late November, 1/3 of the way through the school year. It is a little hard to integrate technology into the classroom, if you don’t have technology in the classroom. Yes, I know other teachers do it all the time. It’s called a computer lab. We did learn in the computer lab the online safety part of Digital Citizenship. We used Netsmatzkids and MrGruff.org. Both are great sites for teaching primary students about online safety and avoiding cyberbullying.
Now that we are up and running, we have a 2:1 student:computer ratio…kind of. I explained in a post last summer that the I would be getting thin client
computers in my classrooms. The disadvantage of their inexpensive terminals is that they all share on processor and one internet connection. Flash web sites, videos, and any programs beyond Office, really bog them down. However, they work just fine for most Web 2.0 tools.
T-Bone for Two The Fountainhead psp
That brings you up to speed on where we are as of a couple weeks ago. I’ll tell you in the next post how our 21st Century Literacy Classroom has gone up to now.
Leprechaun 3 video Here is the beginnings of a graphic to help explain/represent the 4 cornerstones I plan to use for our 21st Century Literacy Classroom.
1. Digital Citizenship
The Karate Kid, Part III Days of Thunder movie download Day on Fire
2. Critical Reading Stargate: Continuum release
3. Authentic Writing
4. Global Collaboration Powder Blue dvdrip
It needs clipart/images. Any suggestions?
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