Digital+Learning+Day+2014

=Digital Learning Day 2014 - February 19th - 21st, 2014 moved to May 5th - 7th, 2014 - Digital Citizenship=

Student responses to this video clip and how they think technology will impact lives in 2044:

6th grade by advisement class 7th grade by advisement class 8th grade by advisement class

All students were invited to create a digital project (poster, infographic, video, animation, cartoon, podcast, etc.) related to digital citizenship. Projects were created so they could be linked to a Padlet wall; videos or animations don't exceed 1 minute in length. Projects may be viewed on a Padlet wall on Digital Learning Day! Contest details are here and resources on digital citizenship may be accessed here.

Business education classes for third quarter created digital projects on digital citizenship. Walls with those projects posted are here:

6th grade part A 6th grade part B 7th grade part A 7th grade Part B 8th grade Part A 8th grade part B

On Monday, May 5, 2014, Webb Bridge will function as a school in 1984. Throughout the school day, learning will feature only technology available in 1984 - BYOT will mean pen and pencil! (Students - and teachers - will be encouraged to be in 1984-style fashion as well! For ideas on and pictures of 80's fashion, you can visit sites such as LikeTotally80s.)

On Tuesday, May 6th, technology will be used in a BYOT day to learn about digital citizenship. Students will be introduced to the concepts of safe, responsible, and respectful use of technology through peer-produced digital projects as well as videos, polls, posters, etc. Student-produced projects on digital citizenship will be featured and students will view and respond to those projects during advisement classes.

During advisement on Wednesday, May 7th, students will view a video clip, then brainstorm ideas of what technology might offer in 2044; teachers will compile responses and post them on a Padlet wall so that other classes and parents may view them.

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