This module features Ms. Maria D'Itria, a fifth-grade teacher from Harvard Kent School, who will share her experiences and insights on using media in the classroom. Participants will learn about:
This module introduces the concept of Personal Media, emphasizing its significance in contemporary education. Professor Shigeru Miyagawa will discuss how personal media influences learning, creativity, and engagement among students. By exploring various forms of personal media, participants will gain insights into how it can be utilized effectively in educational settings. The focus will be on:
In this module, Shigeru Miyagawa will present the StarFestival curriculum, a pioneering educational framework designed to integrate interactive media into learning. Participants will learn about the curriculum's principles, structure, and its application in various educational contexts. Key topics include:
Robert Metcalfe will discuss the potential of video internet technologies as the next big thing in media. This module will cover the evolution of video internet, its implications for communication, and its transformative effects on education. Participants will explore:
Bonnie Bracey will lead a comprehensive discussion on the relationship between media, education, and technology in this module. Participants will investigate how technology can be harnessed to foster innovative learning environments. Topics include:
Steven Lerman will provide insights into the educational uses of technology in this module. Focusing on various technological tools and their applications in the classroom, participants will learn how to effectively utilize technology to enhance learning outcomes. The module will cover:
This module led by Henry Jenkins will explore media literacy as a strategy for combatting moral panic in society. Participants will learn about the importance of media literacy in today's digital age, and its role in empowering youth. Key discussions will include:
Toby Woll will discuss various educational technology initiatives in business education at the Sloan School of Management, MIT. This module aims to provide participants with insights into how business education is evolving through technology. Key topics include:
In this module, Shigeru Miyagawa will lead a discussion on the StarFestival, allowing participants to engage with its curriculum and understand its practical applications in education. The session will focus on:
This module features Ms. Maria D'Itria, a fifth-grade teacher from Harvard Kent School, who will share her experiences and insights on using media in the classroom. Participants will learn about:
In this module, Ms. Mary Rudder, a kindergarten teacher at Harvard Kent School, will discuss her experiences with media in early childhood education. Participants will explore:
This module features Brenda Matthis, who will provide insights into innovative educational practices. Participants will discuss challenges in education and how innovative approaches can address these issues. The module will cover:
Nolan Bowie will discuss emerging trends in media and their implications for education in this module. Participants will gain insight into how these trends can be harnessed for effective teaching and learning. Key topics will include:
Anne Margulies will lead a session on the importance of collaboration in educational settings. Participants will learn about building collaborative environments that enhance learning. Key discussions will include:
John Belcher will conclude the course with insights on the future of media and education. This module will cover potential developments and how educators can adapt to these changes. Key topics include: