This module involves a discussion on the StarFestival initiative, encouraging students to reflect on their learning experiences and how media can be effectively utilized in the classroom to engage young learners.
This module introduces the concept of personal media and its role in shaping modern education. It emphasizes the importance of individual expression and creativity in media consumption and production.
This module presents the StarFestival curriculum, a unique educational framework designed to integrate media-rich learning experiences. The discussion will focus on its innovative approach to engage students and enhance their educational journeys.
In this module, Robert Metcalfe discusses the evolution of video internet technologies and their potential implications for education. The focus will be on how these technologies can serve as powerful tools for interactive learning.
Bonnie Bracey leads a discussion on the intersection of media, education, and technology. This module will cover the challenges and opportunities presented by new media in educational settings, focusing on the role of technology in learning.
This module explores the educational uses of technology, led by Steven Lerman. It highlights innovative practices in integrating technology into curricula to enhance the learning experience and engage students effectively.
Henry Jenkins discusses media literacy as a crucial strategy for combating moral panic surrounding media consumption. This module emphasizes the importance of empowering students to critically engage with media and understand its impact.
This module addresses the educational technology initiatives in business education at the Sloan School of Management, MIT. Toby Woll will discuss innovative approaches to integrating technology into business curricula for enhanced learning outcomes.
This module involves a discussion on the StarFestival initiative, encouraging students to reflect on their learning experiences and how media can be effectively utilized in the classroom to engage young learners.
This module features Ms. Maria D'Itria, a fifth-grade teacher at Harvard Kent School in Boston, USA. She will share her insights on the impact of media in the classroom and effective teaching strategies.
This module features Ms. Mary Rudder, a kindergarten teacher at Harvard Kent School in Boston, USA. She will discuss the role of media in early childhood education and share successful practices for engaging young learners.
This module features Brenda Matthis, who will discuss her experiences and insights on integrating media into educational practices. The focus will be on the effectiveness of media in enhancing student learning outcomes.
Nolan Bowie will lead a discussion on the relevance of media in education, particularly focusing on the challenges educators face in adapting to new media landscapes and the opportunities they present.
Anne Margulies will discuss her insights on the future of media in education, exploring innovative approaches and the importance of collaboration between educators and media professionals to create effective learning environments.
John Belcher will conclude the course by summarizing key themes related to media, education, and the marketplace. The discussion will include reflections on the impact of media on learning and future directions for educational practices.