We had another amazing summer - Jul 15 - 20, 2018!
This six-day institute focuses on how literacy is changing as a result of emerging media and technologies. We consider the implications of this cultural and technological shift for teaching and learning.
Join us in exploring innovative approaches now being used by K-12 educators, librarians, and college and university faculty. You will learn how to conduct project-based inquiry using a variety of digital texts, tools and technologies, which will help create challenging and engaging learning opportunities for you and your students.
Topics include:
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digital media literacy in formal and informal learning
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unexpected implications of digital culture on education
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online reading comprehension strategies
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multimedia composition
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integrating digital literacy learning activities into the curriculum
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learning digital literacy in the home, library and other non-school settings
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media literacy and critical thinking across the K-16 curriculum
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integrating media technology learning activities into existing courses & programs
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effective design and implementation of online learning
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the role of popular culture and print, visual, sound and digital media in the lives of children and adolescents
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strategies for analyzing contemporary propaganda and "fake news"
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learning new forms of curation, collaboration and sharing
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Format. It's a hands-on, minds-on learning experience, where you discover the power of digital literacy through intensive collaboration with a partner, creating lesson plans, units of instruction, and several different types of multimedia creative products.
Fees. Program Fee: $750. Includes program materials, opening reception, lunch and daily refreshments. All participants receive a certificate indicating completion of the 42-hour intensive program. You can also earn 3 graduate credits by completing additional assignments for an additional $350 (or flat fee of $1100).
Part of the URI Graduate Certificate in Digital Literacy