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Students as Curators NOW WHAT? @amyburvall http://amyburvall.wix.com/ksimagine Monday, November 11, 13

Students as Curators- Now What?

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Students as CuratorsNOW WHAT?

@amyburvall

http://amyburvall.wix.com/ksimagine

Monday, November 11, 13

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Age of Big Data

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KNOWLEDGE

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KNOWLEDGE

WISDOM

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“When information isCHEAP,

attention becomesexpensive”

- James Gleick

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Henry Jenkins, USC

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Participatory Culture

TIONAPPROPRIA

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Participatory Culture

TIONRE-CIRCULA

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curare: “ take CARE of”

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is curation...

finding?

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is curation...

selecting?

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is curation...

collecting?

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is curation...

sharing?

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partly, but it’s more about...

contextualizing

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partly, but it’s more about...

analyzing

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partly, but it’s more about...

synthesizing

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partly, but it’s more about...

transforming

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partly, but it’s more about...

creating

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partly, but it’s more about...

engaging

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“Info flâneur”

“curiously and critically moving through information landscapes and

CREATIVELYconstructing

MEANING”

- Marian Dörk

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student curators...think critically

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student curators...are “Googleable”think critically

reflect thoughtfully

add value

use media effectively + appropriately

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PEERAGOGY

- Howard Rheingold

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“It began to dawn on me that the next step was to explore ways of instigating completely self-organized, PEER-TO-PEER ONLINE LEARNING”

shift from conventional lecture-discussion-test classroom techniques to lessons that incorporated social media

give students co-teaching power and responsibility

elevate students to the status of co-learner

- Howard Rheingold

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SEEK

- harold jarche

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SENSE

- harold jarche

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SHARE

- harold jarche

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SEEK...

human and mechanical aggregation

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SENSE...

annotate

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SENSE...

annotatearchiveapply

add value

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S

E

A

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SELECT: significant and relevant info

EDIT: contextualize with own perspective

ARRANGE: connect, sort, create

SHARE: beyond life of the course

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“cultivate skills that challenge students to make unconventional

CONNECTIONS”

www.cluttermuseum.com

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CUR ation

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CUR ious

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OVERARCHINGTHEME1

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OVERARCHINGTHEME ?1

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CHERRY-PICKING MULTIMEDIA “ARTIFACTS”2

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3 PROVIDE A FRAMEWORK

FORUNDERSTANDING

(present holistically)

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4HOST A CONVERSATION

“The curation of information

is more of a conversationthan a lecture”

- Adam Kingsmith

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MAKING MEANING?5Monday, November 11, 13

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MAKING MEANINGFUL?5 student-created lessons

“digital farm”

collaborative textbook

quad-blogging

tweets as notes

peer review

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WHAT TOOLS?

let’s explore some...http://amyburvall.wix.com/ksimagine

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