The digital classroom, transforming the way we learn

A Portal to Media Literacy

Presented at the University of Manitoba June 17th 2008. Michael Wesch is a cultural anthropologist and media ecologist exploring the

Want to watch tv? Look at Invision. Looking for fun places? Killerstartups. Image via Wikipedia Time for some fun places

Be sure to read background material First settlement to Queen Elisabeth Celtic inhabitants – the celtic invasion – the Romans

Look at these places for ideas on teaching and engaging students. Look here for radio programmes. You have to sign

For ideas in the classroom I recommend this web page! Take a look. A collaborative blog for practical and innovative

Image via Wikipedia A billion people live in India — one of every six on the planet. Half of them

According to recent studies in neuroscience, the way we learn doesn’t always match up with the way we are taught.

Image by Gabriel Weyer via Flickr Let’s find some fun ways to start the New Year. Let’s use some games

Just for fun take a look at this story from ABC now on Youtube! Perhaps nothing for the teaching, but

Objectives: What is the conflict about? What happened in 1982? What has happened in 2010? Student activity: For background history

Objectives: To examine the political system of the Untied States and gain a better understanding of America. Teaching methods: Look

William Butler Yeats was born at 10.40pm on Tuesday 13 June 1865 at 1 George’s Ville, Sandymount Avenue, Dublin. He

Has the way we teach today changed? Does it need to? Questions that are asked these days are: Who are

Image by comicbase via Flickr The American system of voting for the party’s candidate can be difficult to understand. What

Image via Wikipedia All right, here is another gadget for you to try out. As referred to from Ingunn Wiig’s

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