Blog Archives: October 2008

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10/30/08

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Kate Goddard

Kate Goddard: Digital Media and Civics

The program coordinator at the YouthLearn Initiative of the Education Development Center continues our discussion on the recent Civic Learning Online Workshop and asks how digital media can help foster civic skills in young people.

Filed in: Civic Engagement

 
 

10/29/08

Filed by
Howard Rheingold

Howard Rheingold: Listening to Youth

Rheingold continues our discussion on the Civic Learning Online workshop held in Seattle earlier this month. He reflects on the importance of giving young people not just a voice, but a listening ear.

Filed in: Civic Engagement

 
 

10/28/08

Filed by
Lance Bennett

Bennett & Freelon: What Online Youth Sites Can Teach Us about Civic Learning

University of Washington researchers introduce a series on youth civic engagement and digital media. This is the first post in a series from practitioners and scholars who attended a recent workshop held by the Civic Learning Online (CLO) project at University of Washington’s Center for Communication and Civic Engagement.

Filed in: Civic Engagement

 
 

10/21/08

Filed by
Cathy Davidson

Davidson & Goldberg: Digital Media and Learning Competition Update

HASTAC’s co-founders celebrate the closing of another Digital Media and Learning Competition and note the progress of projects supported under the inaugural competition.
 
 

10/09/08

Filed by
Connie Yowell

Recent Links in Digital Media & Learning

We’ve gathered links in digital media and learning from around the web over the past few weeks that seem worth highlighting. They include new blogs and social networking tools, interviews with gaming researchers, and cross continental texting.
 
 

10/08/08

Filed by
Connie Yowell

NYTimes: “Using Video Games as Bait to Hook Readers”

Earlier this week, the New York Times published an article on work by publishers, authors and libraries to embrace video games in order to promote books to younger readers. 

Filed in: Civic Engagement, Games

 
 

10/01/08

Filed by
Sarah J.

[Reblogged] Puget Sound Off

We reblog the launch of Puget Sound Off, a website for Seattle youth that brings together civic engagement opportunities alongside social networking tools.  MacArthur grantee Lance Bennett and his group at the Civic Learning Online Project were key partners in developing the website along with the City of Seattle, the Seattle Metrocenter YMCA, One Economy, and DigitalAid.

Filed in: Civic Engagement