The Digital Diet
Today’s Digital Tools in Small Bytes
- Andrew Churches - 21st Century Fluency Project
- Lee Crockett - Global Digital Citizen Foundation, President
- Ian Jukes - The InfoSavvy21 Group
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Classroom Applications of Technology
Classroom Applications of Technology
June 2010 | 196 pages | Corwin
Enjoy exploring today's new digital tools with this no-fuss guide!
Presented in a user-friendly format, this concise diet of digital tools allows beginning and experienced users to investigate a variety of tools in any order and at an individual pace. The book covers the principles of digital citizenship, provides email basics, and presents step-by-step guidance for:
- Completing searches and using Del.iciou.us to bookmark favorite sites
- Preparing documents anytime and anywhere
- Communicating with friends and colleagues around the world through Skype
- Developing networks and providing updates through Facebook, Twitter, and blogs
- Sharing and discussing pictures, presentations, or videos through VoiceThread and Flickr
Introduction
1. The Digital Citizen
2. Searching
3. Social Bookmarking
4. Buzzword: Collaborative Word Processing
5. VVOIP (Video and Voice Over IP)
6. Twitter
7. Blogging With Blogger
8. Social Networking
9. Voice Thread: Bringing Together Voice and Images
10. Media Sharing
Appendix
Glossary
We address Digital Citizenship, searching, and VOIP in a different class (one I do not teach) - Chapters 1 and 5. Many of our students in this course are in mainland China, where Twitter and Facebook are blocked, while Blogger is not available there - chapters 6-8. Overall, I was looking for a book that offered a broader array of Web 2.0 services and did not feel this text met that description.
Teacher Education, Johnson University
January 21, 2012