Blog Archives: January 2009

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1/30/09

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Anne Balsamo

Anne Balsamo: Videos and Frameworks for “Tinkering” in a Digital Age

A professor at USC shares video from a recent meeting that brought together artists, educators, researchers, and technology experts to discuss “tinkering” for learning in the digital age.
 
 

1/27/09

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Akili Lee

Akili Lee: Social Networking Tools for Educators ... and Students

We reblog a piece from the director of the Digital Youth Network on integrating social networking tools into the classroom. This month DYN launches a new publicly accessible demo version of their custom built social networking site, Remix World.

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1/22/09

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Marsha L. Semmel

Semmel, Ray, Lukash, & Cherry: IMLS and the WebWise Conference

Leadership from the Institute of Museum and Library Services describe their work and partnerships to put on the annual and upcoming WebWise conference.
 
 

1/19/09

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Anthony Bryk

Anthony Bryk & Arthur Levine: Convenings to Take Stock and Look Ahead in Digital Media and Learning

The presidents of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation describe a new effort to host a series of conversations about emerging lessons in digital media and learning.
 
 

1/15/09

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Sarah J.

[Reblogged] Cathy Davidson: Digital Media and Learning at MLA

We reblog recent posts from one of HASTAC’s co-founders that reflect on the digital media and learning sessions at the recent MLA Convention.
 
 

1/12/09

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Jalen Jackson

Jalen Jackson: Kings of the Digital Youth Network

A student participant in the Digital Youth Network talks about his work designing games, Anime music videos, films and comics. This is the final post in our series hearing directly from youth about their work in digital media and its impact.

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1/08/09

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Mosea Harris

Mosea Harris: Realm of New Thought

A Digital Youth Network student explains the new social networking site he created, Realm of New Thought, designed to provide a platform for youth around the globe to talk about news and politics.  This is part of our series on digital media’s young content creators.
 
 

1/07/09

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Sarah J.

[Reblogged] John Palfrey on Facebook Usage

We reblog an NPR/ WBUR interview with John Palfrey, where he discusses his research on Facebook usage. Palfrey is a professor at Harvard University Law School and faculty co-director at Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society.
 
 

1/05/09

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Shani Edmond

Shani Edmond: A Future in Film

We hear from another young filmmaker in Chicago.  A high school student and Jr. Mentor with the Digital Youth Network, Shani discusses her experience working on film projects including a documentary about the history of public housing.  This post is part of our series hearing from youth artists and content creators in digital media.
 
 

1/01/09

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Terrence Thompson

Terrence Thompson: Student Produced Film, “Division 201”

A young writer and filmmaker from Chicago discusses his role in making “Division 201,” a film about racial divisions in a high school classroom.  The film was produced through the IFP-Chicago Mentorship Program, and written, directed and crewed entirely by students from the Digital Youth Network.  This post is part of our series hearing from youth artists and content creators in digital media.