Blog Archives: November 2009

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11/06/09

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Sarah Jackson

Games and Learning Research Going to Scale with New Federal Dollars

Researchers at the University of Wisconsin, Madison will develop technology to allow computers to teach complex real-world problem solving, thanks to a large grant from the National Science Foundation.

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11/05/09

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Sarah Jackson

Online Safety 3.0 Calls for Teaching Media Literacy, Digital Citizenship

Anne Collier writes in the School Library Journal that we need to get beyond outdated notions of online safety and focus on new media literacy and digital citizenship.

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11/04/09

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Sarah Jackson

Public Forum on the Power of Youth Voice - Web and Second Life Simulcast Available

What do kids learn when they create with digital media? Experts will come together for a dialogue with parents, educators, community members and researchers in Philadelphia later this month for a public forum presented by the National Writing Project, the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation and the MacArthur Foundation. 

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11/04/09

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Sarah Jackson

Games for Self-Directed Learning; Your Self Improvement Playlist

BettrAt blog highlights a number of interesting quotes from a response paper cultural anthropologist Mimi Ito delivered at a recent workshop.

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11/03/09

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Sarah Jackson

PLAYBACK: Teens in Trouble Over MySpace; Media Literacy Goes Digital ...

Plus: Online Conference Aims to Bridge the Divide; Happy Birthday, Internet ... Check out Spotlight’s new Digital Media and Learning News Round-Up.

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11/02/09

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Sarah Jackson

Putting Kids’ Passions for Video Games to Good Use

The New York Times looks at educational video games that kids are engaging with either at school or on their own time during after-school programs or at home.

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