21st century literacy skills (or digital literacy skills) and the skills cultivated in a high-stakes testing classroom environment seem to be mutually exclusive. This session from TCEA 2006 explores how blogging and podcasting can be used to cultivate the digital literacy skills our students need for success today and tomorrow.

Program Length: 39 min, 43 sec
File size: 10.8 MB

Podcast 08 Feb 2006(Click here to listen to this podcast)

Show notes for this podcast include:

  1. Digital literacy skills developed through podcasting (brainstormed session results)
  2. Sarah’s enhanced podcast about hedgehogs
  3. “A Whole New Mind: Moving from the Information Age to the Conceptual Age” (Daniel Pink)
  4. Flickr Creative Commons Search
  5. ePals
  6. enGauge 21st Century Literacy Skills
  7. Mark Ahlness’s Mighty Writers (Arbor Heights Elementary School in Seattle, Washington)
  8. Mark Ahlness’ blog
  9. Blogmeister
  10. David Warlick’s blog
  11. Bob Sprankle’s Room 208 podcast and blog
  12. Radio WillowWeb (Omaha, Nebraska)
  13. Mike Hetherington’s Room 613 Student blogs
  14. Wesley’s social bookmarks of classroom blogs: http://del.icio.us/wfryer/classroomblogs
  15. Global Voices Project
  16. Into the Wind: Lina’s blog (from Jordan) and post about the Iranian Holocaust denial situation
  17. Voices on Global Genocide Prevention
  18. The Global Youth Fund
  19. Podcasting resources / help

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