aaim/aect/ismf 2009
DESCRIPTION
AAIM/AECT/ISMF 2009 Presentation; Rogers, AK; Mary Herring, AECT President;TRANSCRIPT
AECT/ISMF/AAIM
A Partnership
DID YOU KNOW 2.0?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cL9Wu2kWwSY
ASSOCIATION FOR EDUCATIONAL COMMUNICATION AND TECHNOLOGY
International professional association Improving instruction facilitated with
technology Study, plan, apply and produce
communications media for instruction Membership
2000+; 24 state affiliates; 6 international; 10 divisions
ACTIVITIES
Integrative Approaches: Meeting Challenges
AECT International Conference 600+ presentations Galt House Louisville, KY October 27-31, 2009
ACTIVITIES
Summer Professional/Leadership Conference Webinars Second Life Publications
TechTrends ETR&D Educational Technology: A Definition and
Commentary Handbook on Research for Educational
Technology
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT MEDIA FESTIVAL
21ST CENTURY STUDENTS
ISMF: 3 DAY EVENT
FESTIVAL OVERVIEW
October 29-31, 2009 Three Days Louisville, KY
21ST CENTURY SKILLS
Partnership for 21st Century Skills:Multi-dimensional abilities required of students in the 21st century.Elements Creativity and Innovation Information Literacy Media Literacy Information, Communication and
Technology Literacy
21ST CENTURY ELEMENTS
Creativity and Innovation Develop, implement and communicate new
ideas to others effectively Media Literacy
Understand both how and why media messages are constructed, and for what purposes
ICT Literacy Use technology as a tool to research, organize,
evaluate and communicate informationRetrieved http://www.21stcenturyskills.org
ARKANSAS LIBRARY MEDIA FRAMEWORKApplication3. Organize: Students shall apply critical thinking
skills and organize information to obtain knowledge.
4. Utilize: Students shall apply information and use resources to fulfill a purpose.
5. Collaborate: Students shall work cooperatively to pursue a goal.
6. Communicate: Students shall exchange information and ideas effectively and responsibly.
Retrieved from http://arkansased.org/teachers/frameworks2.html#library
EXAMPLES
GRADE 4-5 LOOK AROUND SAVANNAH Where might you build this type of
activity into your classroom/school? What impact might this have on
students in your school—production and application
EXAMPLES
GRADES 6-8 LIFE OF A BULLY What is the difference between this
project or a written report? Potential impact?
EXAMPLES
GRADES 9-12 KINGDOM ON A MOUNTAIN Where might the message be
incorporated into a classroom(s)? Where might the method be
incorporated into a classroom(s)?
INTERESTED?
http://www.ismf.net/ns/
Mary HerringAECT PresidentUniversity of Northern Iowa