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15 Jul Participatory Learning vs. De-schooling, De-skilling, and De-valuing

Posted at 11:52h in Aside, Henry Jenkins, Jason Flom, Learning, Teaching, Technology, Video by Jason Flom 13 Comments

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In another outstanding video from Edutopia's Educator page of the Digital Generation Project, Henry Jenkins, participatory media guru and Director of MIT's Comparative Media Studies Program discusses "this new media landscape" and its implications for learning, teaching, and integrating media literacy. He challenges us as...

26 May “Geeking Out” for Democracy (Part 2)

Posted at 21:43h in Education, Education Policy, Henry Jenkins, Learning by Henry Jenkins 8 Comments

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This article is cross-posted on Confessions of an Aca-Fan. You can read Part 1 here. A close look at the recent presidential election shows that young people are more politically engaged now than at any point since the end of the Vietnam War era. 54.5 percent...

11 May “Geeking Out” For Democracy (Part 1)

Posted at 23:01h in Education, Henry Jenkins, Learning, Technology by Henry Jenkins 5 Comments

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This article is cross-posted on Confessions of an Aca-Fan. On the eve of our conference at MIT on "Learning in a Participatory Culture," Cable in the Classroom has joined forces with Project New Media Literacies to edit a special issue of Threshold which centers on the...

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15 Jul Participatory Learning vs. De-schooling, De-skilling, and De-valuing

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