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      • Thumb image for Student Work: Animation SamplesResource Type: Website / HyperLink

        Student Work: Animation Samples

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        Contributor: Edutopia
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        Digital Youth Portrait: Olivia

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        Contributor: Edutopia
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        Student Work: Sam I Am

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        In her Digital Generation Project submission video, Sam reveals her eclectic interests and her skillful use of digital media.
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        Student Work: Science-Project Video

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        For a sixth-grade science project, Sam and her friends produced this movie about Pluto, complete with visual, voice, and green s...
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        Student Work: Cameron's Digital World in One Minute

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        In his Digital Generation Project submission video, Cameron shows us how he uses technology in school and beyond.
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        Student Work: Moon Phases

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        For a school project, Cameron and two classmates used a green screen, graphics, and editing skills to produce this informative a...
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        Student Work: Multiplying Integers

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        Cameron created this video to help his math teacher visually illustrate the concept of multiplying negative and positive integers.
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        Student Work: Rewind Project

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        Cameron made this video by filming himself doing various activities and then reversing the footage. This experiment inspired him...
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      • Thumb image for Student Work: A Child's War MachinimaResource Type: Website / HyperLink

        Student Work: A Child's War Machinima

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        As part of the Global Kids Virtual Video Project, a group of students created this animated movie about child soldiers in Uganda.
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        Common Sense Tips for Digital Generation Parents

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        Five practical pointers from Common Sense Media to help parents understand and manage the lives of their digital kids.
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        Educating the Digital Generation

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        Teachers, administrators, and program directors share their perspectives on how engagement with digital media is changing educat...
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        Digital Generation Parents Share Their Wisdom

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        These moms and dads provide insight and advice about raising children in the digital age.
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      • Thumb image for Student Work: Race to Equality MachinimaResource Type: Website / HyperLink

        Student Work: Race to Equality Machinima

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        A diverse group of students in the Global Kids Virtual Video Project produced this animated movie that exposes how racism relate...
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      • Thumb image for A Student Indicts the Beauty Ideal Through PoetryResource Type: Website / HyperLink

        A Student Indicts the Beauty Ideal Through Poetry

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        Jesica Blandon, a sophomore at the Bronx's DreamYard Preparatory School, performs her poem "I Was Told Mama Had All the Answers."
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      • Thumb image for Big Thinkers: Mimi Ito on Learning with New MediaResource Type: Website / HyperLink

        Big Thinkers: Mimi Ito on Learning with New Media

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        The cultural anthropologist discusses kids' everyday participation with new media and how learning is happening in informal sett...
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        Big Thinkers: Henry Jenkins on New Media and Implications for Learning and Teaching

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        The USC media professor describes the role of digital media in cultural transformation.
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        Big Thinkers: Henry Jenkins on Parent Participation

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        The director of MIT's Comparative Media Studies Program encourages parents to be open minded and willing to learn from their kids.
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        Big Thinkers: Sasha Barab on New-Media Engagement

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        A professor of learning sciences at Indiana University explains how new-media literacies are creating new opportunities for stud...
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      • Thumb image for Big Thinkers: Howard Gardner on Digital YouthResource Type: Website / HyperLink

        Big Thinkers: Howard Gardner on Digital Youth

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        The founder of multiple-intelligences theory discusses the challenges ethics and education face as digital media become more pre...
        Contributor: Edutopia
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      • Thumb image for Big Thinkers: Katie Salen on Learning with GamesResource Type: Website / HyperLink

        Big Thinkers: Katie Salen on Learning with Games

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        A professor of design and technology at Parsons The New School for Design talks about the value of games and the empowerment of ...
        Contributor: Edutopia
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