Dangerously Irrelevant: Teaching administrators about Wikipedia
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Saved by 28 people (-2 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-11-20
- Honormoorman on 2009-09-29 - Tags Wikipedia , McLeod
- Ktbuck123 on 2009-08-04 - Tags wikipedia , education , media_literacy , students , learning , technology
- Rowanb on 2009-04-03 - Tags media , literacy , wikipedia
- Rattij on 2009-03-03 - Tags information overload
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Teaching administrators about Wikipedia
Highlighted by emilyvickery
Our students deserve better training about how to navigate our new, complex, online information landscape. They don't learn about information literacy, bias, media literacy, assessment of online validity, and other critical online skills by being denied access to that information. They don't learn how to cite and use online resources appropriately if they can't use those resources and learn from their mistakes because the materials are banned.
Highlighted by cliotech
Our students deserve better training about how to navigate our new, complex, online information landscape. They don't learn about information literacy, bias, media literacy, assessment of online validity, and other critical online skills by being denied access to that information. They don't learn how to cite and use online resources appropriately if they can't use those resources and learn from their mistakes because the materials are banned.
Highlighted by meron577
Our students deserve better training about how to navigate our new, complex, online information landscape. They don't learn about information literacy, bias, media literacy, assessment of online validity, and other critical online skills by being denied access to that information. They don't learn how to cite and use online resources appropriately if they can't use those resources and learn from their mistakes because the materials are banned.
Highlighted by mikefisher821
Our students deserve better training about how to navigate our new, complex, online information landscape. They don't learn about information literacy, bias, media literacy, assessment of online validity, and other critical online skills by being denied access to that information. They don't learn how to cite and use online resources appropriately if they can't use those resources and learn from their mistakes because the materials are banned.
Highlighted by ktbuck123
Our students deserve better training about how to navigate our new, complex, online information landscape. They don't learn about information literacy, bias, media literacy, assessment of online validity, and other critical online skills by being denied access to that information. They don't learn how to cite and use online resources appropriately if they can't use those resources and learn from their mistakes because the materials are banned.
Highlighted by ktbuck123
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