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Watchworthy Wednesday: Connecting Hip-Hop and Coding
How can young people use coding to express their interests in areas such as hip-hop dance? To explore this question, Progressive Arts Alliance and the MIT Scratch team will host the Hip-Hop...
Categories: Digital Learning, Educational Practice, EquityA Learning Life: How Connected Learning Might Work Over Time
In my last blog, I talked about Learning Identities, Education and Community: young lives in the cosmopolitan city as an example of an attempt to study connected learning in action — catching the...
Category: Connected LearningRedesigning Civic Education for the Digital Age
"Ms. Tate asked the ninth graders in her social studies class in Oakland to choose a contemporary issue related to a social movement they had studied and to develop their own Taking...
Category: Digital CitizenshipWatchworthy Wednesday: A Dreamer’s Guide to College Funds
Sarahi Espinoza Salamanca would not be studying at Cañada College in Redwood City, getting ready to transfer to a four-year college and major in political science and communications, were it not for...
Category: EquityDeconstructing Disneyland: An App-Based Media Literacy Experience
If Pokémon Go marked the beginning of the era of mass-market Augmented Reality Games (ARGs), Deconstructing Disneyland may mark the beginning of ARGs as mobile media literacy education tools. Media scholars, game...
Category: EdtechEngaging Introductions for First Day of Class
One of the things I always try to do at the beginning of class or even a short workshop is give participants opportunities to start building community — and this means that introductions...
Category: Educational Practice
