#lesson13 so interesting to read about digital code. Although we are all already aware that our technology picks up on our patterns and interactions, it was wake-up call to be reminded that because of the code, content becomes unified and creates homogenous experiences for all.
#Lesson12 the idea that the narrator was absent from the videos and therefore made it more impactful was such a great point. We often see clips of media but they can be tainted by journalistic interpretations.
I have to admit that I enjoy technology in the classroom when it comes to presentations. Doing presentations on Zoom is a lot less intimidating and takes away some of the pressure!
#lesson6 I love the idea that deconstruction does not just focus on what is presented, but also what is missing. This "gap" makes the audience reflect on the meaning behind the media.
Incorporating technology in the classroom is so important. However, how can we make sure that students use it as a tool and not have it become a distraction?
Bloom's taxonomy provided such a great way to look at learning in the classroom! I found it interesting to look at the different stages and reflect/relate them back to my own learning experiences.
I think that digital literacy is important to teach everyone, not just youth. For example, when COVID hit and many of our classes switched online, it seemed like some teachers from older generations had a hard time making the transition to online learning.