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PODCAST

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills

EdTech @ AdelphiU

Podcast for the Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills course at Adelphi University"s Educational Technology program.

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Remix (Ellen, Nikki, and Elaheh)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2019/10/11

We are living in a world where everything is a remix. During this episode, Ellen Derr, Nikki Weber, and Elaheh Salari discuss what the word remix means to them and how they can apply it in their professional lives as well as their personal lives. They also break down their favorite parts of Kirby Ferguson's video "Everything is a Remix Remastered." Thanks for listening!

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Remix (Laura, Eilene, and Justine)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2019/10/10

This week, Laura Erwin, Eilene Paul, and Justine Moody spoke about Remix. We discuss Remix in terms of What is remix? Is it to combine or edit material to create something new- first seen in music? What role does remix have in cultural production? We looked at the huge influence on our musical influences and styles, by adding and switching techniques and the video “everything is a remix”. How should educators use remix? We researched the concept of Remix, to answer these questions through

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9:55

Media Literacy II (Emily, Julia, Krystal, and Shelby)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2019/10/02

All people especially children learn from the media in their environments. What they see, what they hear and ultimately what they experience. This media surrounds us. How can we sort through the digital media today? Focusing on our role as educators and parents in the growing digital world that we live in today, we ourselves need to understand the media and the avenues of that media throughout our culture and the minds of our youth. With that, we need to discuss and work collectively to a

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17:56

Media Literacy II (Jalesia and Christopher)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2019/10/02

Jalesia Williams and Christopher Schimpf discuss important topics introduced in the readings “(2015) Do we really need media education 2.0?” as well as “(2017) Media manipulation and disinformation online”. Students will also take a different approach on the podcast, Christopher Schimpf representing Media 1.0 as Jalesia Williams represents Media 2.0.

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19:02

Media Literacy I (Michael and Christopher)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2019/09/25

Michael and Chris discuss the three readings for Media Literacy, we focus on the main points of the readings and discuss their implications for teachers and other members of society. This week's readings were very interesting and spawned a good discussion that we hope you will enjoy and find helpful. We mostly discussed the two Manjoo readings but we did discuss Gee in the beginning.

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18:55

Visual Literacy II (Brooke and Christine)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2019/09/19

In this first podcast from Brooke White and Christine Owens, we discuss topics such as the Multimedia Principle and the Redundancy Principle. We connect our thoughts, ideas, and personal experiences concerning differentiation to current research and educational hypotheses. Lastly, we discuss Tufte’s stance on PowerPoint presentation and its effects on both the educator and the learner. Thank you for listening!

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20:25

Visual Literacy II (Miranda, Colleen and Maria)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2019/09/18

Our podcast focuses on the readings for Visual Literacy II. We review the Multimedia Principle and The Redundancy Principle by Clark and Mayer, and The cognitive style of PowerPoint by Tufte. We discuss different types of graphics and how they can effectively compliment text in eLearning and we talk about when text or graphics can be unnecessary or have a negative effect on the learner. Finally we share how PowerPoint, although a commonly used platform, is often ineffective and in certain

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14:01

Visual Literacy I (Solveig and Byron)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2019/09/10

In this first podcast from Byron Stewart & Solveig Comer, we discuss the topic of Visual Literacy and its role in educational settings. Included are our favorite terms related to visual literacy and how it has changed and continues to change education. Thanks for listening!

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19:58

Social Media Revisited (Jennifer and Nico)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2018/12/07

In our final episode for the semester, Jennifer and Nico revisit our discussion of social media as it relates to 21st century skills.

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12:59

Connected Learning (Anthony and Nico)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2018/11/30

In this podcast, Anthony and Nico discuss the Ito et al's Connected Learning reading. We go over what connected learning means and then we talk about experiences in our life where we learned something using connected learning. We then discuss some of the case studies done in the reading and give our thoughts on those and how they connect to some of the experiences that we have had in college.

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13:28

Social Media I Revisited (Angela, Nitasha and Joanna)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2018/11/28

We revisited social media and discussed several different class readings and videos we were exposed to in those weeks. We evaluated the Netflix Black Mirror Episode and talked about how it relates to our world now, where we see this today, and how we all felt about the concept. We also spoke about Impressions Management and whether or not we felt it was dishonest or normal/acceptable. Later we compared our views on the Chinese social media score video. Finally, we revisited and discuss the

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17:25

Remix Revisited (Ann and Cinzia)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2018/11/26

For our podcast this week, we (Cinzia and Ann) did a revisit of Remix and discussed the readings and video from that week. Based on the feedback given on our last Podcast, we did a bit more conversational back and forth, gave more personal incites and personal examples, and tried to make it a bit more interesting overall. We also added background music during the reading of quotes by Ferguson to give some emphasis to those segments.

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Social Media I Revisited (Tammra, Jenna and Natalie)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2018/11/21

During this podcast we revisited Social Media I. We focused on the readings from boyd (2014) Identity: Why do teens seem strange online? and Ronson (2015) God that was awesome. Additionally we talked about a few topics from these readings, including Impressions Management, Public Shaming, Social Media Score, and whether or not social media is good or bad for society.

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10:21

Design Thinking II (Yi-Hsin and Xuemeng)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2018/11/15

We are talking about forms of thinking, deductive reasoning, inductive reasoning, and abductive reasoning. And we also talking about Tim Brown's TED Talk, and share our examples and ideas to introduce how design thinking is useful in our lives and how we use design thinking to innovate. We are interested in the silent game, which is used in teaching and learning, and we provide ideas about how it works in the classroom.

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8:34

Media Literacy II Revisited (Angela, Brianna and...

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2018/11/14

The Podcast is a revisit on a topic we learned before regarding Media Literacy II. We used that week’s readings and videos to make connections from our personal lives, as well as connections to subsequent topics we learned, such as Social Media and Design Thinking. This podcast reinforces our learning about teaching media responsibly and engaging students.

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Design Thinking II (Kayla and Marisa)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2018/11/13

For this weeks podcast, Marisa and I focused on Tim Brown's TED Talk, Professor Hung's video, and Donald Schon's reading Teaching and Learning as a Design Transaction. We started off by giving a quick overview of the different forms of thinking and how we relate to them. Then we wanted to talk more in depth about the TED talk example of solving problems in the world using design thinking. This came from his #CBDQ. We ended with the reading and how people have different ways of thinking

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8:32

Design Thinking II (Lauren and Taryn)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2018/11/13

This podcast focuses primarily on Schon (1992) Teaching and learning as a design transaction reading. We do discuss briefly the Forms of Thinking video and the TED Talk. Our focus is on the idea of design thinking and communication. We were able to make connections to our own teaching experiences and this weeks reading.

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14:39

Social Media I (Yi-Hsin and Xuemeng)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2018/10/25

Latest episode of Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills

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Social Media I (Wendy, Xingyue and Shahee)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2018/10/23

The topic of this episode is social media. Wendy, Xingyue and Shahee talk about two readings and a video. The first reading is Ronson's chapter on cyber violence. Then, they discuss boyd's article about the multiple identities of youth networks. Finally, since two of the podcasters are Chinese, Shahee and Xingyue discussed their viewpoints on the social credit system in China.

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19:32

Social Media I (Ann and Cinzia)

Digital Literacies and 21st Century Skills ·

2018/10/22

For our podcast this week, Cinzia and Ann discuss both readings, the video and the Black Mirror Netflix episode. The readings they focus on were danah boyd’s "Identity: Why do teens seem strange online?", from her book "It's complicated," which talks about the trials and tribulations of today’s teens’ social life and interactions online, and their identity work in an online environment. They also talk about Jon Ronson’s “God that was awesome,” which highlighted the public shaming which

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