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A presentation given in the UNI Educational Technology and Design course. It discusses Web 2.0 and Millennials (Digital Natives).

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educational

Technology

User

Group

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Hello Online Students!

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Goals vs. ObjectivesGoals

Broad Statement of Purpose“My students will improve their math skills.”

ObjectivesSpecific observable skills“On a worksheet, 2nd grade students will correctly

solve 7 out of 8 single-digit addition problems.”

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Are You Going to Write Objectives?

Sung to the tune of Scarborough Fair

made famous by Simon and Garfunkel

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Chorus

Are you going to write objectives?

Audience, Behavior, Condition, Degree.

Remember to use observable verbs.

It’s as easy as A-B-C-D.

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Verse

Audience is who your learners will be.

Behavior’s what you want them to do.

Condition is when and where they’ll perform.

Degree’s proficiency, effectiveness too.

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Come on,

Everybody!!!!!

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Chorus

Are you going to write objectives?

Audience, Behavior, Condition, Degree.

Remember to use observable verbs.

It’s as easy as A-B-C-D.

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Verse

Audience is who your learners will be.

Behavior’s what you want them to do.

Condition is when and where they’ll perform.

Degree’s proficiency, effectiveness too.

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On with

the show!!!!

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Back Channel

Connect during the lecture.• Discussion• Polls• Share URLs

Laptop, Netbook, Smart Phone

tinyurl.com/unietdchat

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Web 2.0 and Digital Natives

Leigh E. ZeitzEducational Technology and Design

Spring, 2012

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Pull Out Your Phones

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Digital Native

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Do You Consider Yourself a Digital Native?

Send the number code NOT the words

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How To Vote via Texting

1. Standard texting rates only (worst case US $0.20)2. We have no access to your phone number.3. Capitalization doesn’t matter, but spaces and spelling do.

EXAMPLE

37607

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How To Vote via Twitter

1. Capitalization doesn’t matter, but spaces and spelling do.2. Since @poll is the first word, your followers will not receive this tweet.

EXAMPLEAre You a Digital Native?

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How To Vote via PollEv.com/zeitz

1. Capitalization doesn’t matter, but spaces and spelling do.

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Digital Native

msnbcmedia3.msn.com

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Digital Native

www.realneo.us

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Digital Immigrant

Mindblob.typepad.com

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Gen X multitasking

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Digital Natives

Digital Savvy

flickr.com/gmaglia & flickr.com/rainbowgang

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Millennials (Gen Y)

Under 27 years old (1984 – 2001)

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We need to teach our kids for their futures . . .

. . . not our pasts.

Daniel Pink

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Millennials (Gen Y)Born 1984 – 2001

Used to working in teams

Work well in diverse coworker situations

“Can-do” attitude about tasks

Looking for frequent feedback.

Seek leadership and structure

75,000,000 Millennials joining the workforce

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Who Are the Millennials?

Don Tapscott

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Millennial Norms (tapscott)

Freedom of Choice

Customization

Scrutiny

Integrity

Collaboration

Entertainment

Innovation

Speed

Teaching/Learning Strategies?

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Your Search ChallengeUse your laptop or phone

Find teaching/learning strategies for millennials.

Enter your findings in Sync.in

http://sync.in/ideas1http://sync.in/ideas2http://sync.in/ideas3http://sync.in/ideas4

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Flickr.com/Andrew_Feinberg

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Today’s Web100 billion clicks/day

55 trillion links

2 million email/sec

1 million IM/sec

8 terrabytes/sec traffic

65 billion phone calls/yr

2 billion location nodes

Uses 5% of global electricity

Kevin Kelly, 2007

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20101996

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Web 2.0 is . . . Read/Write Web is Participatory

Application Platform

Social/Collaborative

On-Line Tools

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tinyurl.com/UNIdigitalnatives

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Docs

Forms

Spreadsheets

Presentations

Drawing

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Blogging

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Podcasting

Jeff Utecht

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Room 208 Podcasting

Bobsprankle.com

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Video Conferencing

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Flat Classroom Project

Flatclassroomproject.com

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Remember:

Live with Courage

Teach with Vision

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Have Fun!!!!!