21st Century Skills
The three categories of 21st century skills
Learning Skills, Literacy Skills, and Life Skills.
Media Balance and Well-Being, Privacy and Security, Digital Footprint and Identity, Relationships and Communication, Cyberbullying, News and Media Literacy
The Digital Citizenship categories
Copyright and Fair Use practices for educators determine
what can or cannot be used in the classroom
The PICRAT framework allows you to determine
how effective technology is being used in your lesson
Direct instruction is the best way to
ensure the success of students
Critical thinking, communication, creativity, and collaboration
The learning skills (4Cs)
Form of bullying that one can do anonymously using technology
Cyberbullying
Four major factors to consider
the purpose, nature, amount, and the impact on the market
PIC stand for
Passive
Interactive
Creative
When using direct instruction, material is taught
explicitly
Flexibility, leadership, initiative, productivity, and social skills
Life skills
Credible sources, responsible media creation, and conscious media consumption
News and Media Literacy
When a work is created it is protected by
copyright law
RAT stands for
Replaces
Amplifies
Transforms
The elements of a lesson plan are objective, anticipatory set, input or procedure, guided practice, individual practice, _______, and _______
assessment and closure
Literacy skills
Information, media, and technology
Media Balance and Well-Being
Balancing time with and away from technology and being mindful of how it affects health
Three licenses that allow teachers to use material with little to no restrictions are
Openly licensed educational resources, public domain, and creative commons
PIC considers ______ while RAT considers _______
the student's relationship with technology and how the use of technology relates to traditional practice
Modeling, think-aloud; manipulatives; task analysis; rehearsal time; and visual, auditory, kinesthetic, and tactile approaches should be incorporated into
the content presentation