Category: Ecmp 355

My ECMP355 Blog. A space for personal reflection on Educational Technology and Technology in the class room.

Journeys in the Space-Time Continuum… No… Wait… I mean the SK Curriculum and Digital Citizenship Continuum!

November 4, 2015

Recently I have been looking Saskatchewan Curriculum and Digital Citizenship Continuum. As a future teacher, it is important when thinking about planning lessons to think about including digital citizenship. Especially as we look at the next generation of students who are “digital natives”. This generation of students and ones to follow will be more technology-based then any generations have been before. In this regard it is important as teachers that we educate the students on how to be good digital citizens. … More Journeys in the Space-Time Continuum… No… Wait… I mean the SK Curriculum and Digital Citizenship Continuum!

You Can’t Put My Kid on the Internet (Defending the Classroom Blog…)

October 29, 2015

This post is a joint blog written by myself and Maria Brockman, it also appears on her blog. Taking the role of an educator and a concerned parent we look at the fears, and the benefits of blogging in today’s classroom. We have included links to several great educational blogs. Thanks for reading!
… More You Can’t Put My Kid on the Internet (Defending the Classroom Blog…)

Digital Citizen Kane…?

October 22, 2015

Here is video #4 for ECMP355. Curious about Digital Citizenship? Check it out: Links to video content: Digital Citizenship.net Digital Citizenship.net: The Nine Elements List Mike Ribble photo courtesy of: Mike Ribble’s Edtwist CBC Documentaries: Sext Up Kids The Sextortion of Amanda Todd Brittney Spears Videos: …Baby one more time I’m a Slave 4 U Christina Aguilera … More Digital Citizen Kane…?

Feed(ly) the Beast…

October 13, 2015

Hey Gang Check out Video #3 of my Ecmp 355 Blog. It’s about my RSS feeders namely “Feedly” and a couple of the Education based blogs I follow. Check it out: Here is the TedEd video about what Orwellian really means. It’s worth a watch. Quick Links: