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Exploring and Expanding Possibilities for Integrating Writing in Science Classrooms
This webinar explores how writing can support students in (1) strengthening conceptual understanding of scientific...
This webinar brought together members of the Henry Jenkins’ Media Activism and Participatory Politics (MAPP) Project and invited educators to informally share and reflect on the hands-on sessions the team completed during the summer of 2014. Like those summer sessions, this webinar acquained participants with MAPP’s new educational resources that include media, workshops, and other materials which highlight the power of stories, participatory culture, and creative expression as tools for fostering civic imagination and inspiring real-world change. The webinar participants also articulated ongoing efforts to integrate peer-based learning, popular culture, and media production into civic learning pathways.
Guests for this webinar included:
Gabriel Peters-Lazaro
Sarabeth Leitch
Paul Oh
Paul Richardson
Sangita Shresthova
Liana Gamber-Thompson
Live Chat Archive
Click here to view and download a PDF version of the live chat conversation that happened during the webinar.
Resources
Media Activism and Participatory Politics (MAPP) Project
Youth and Participatory Politics
By Any Media Necessary Hot Spot
By Any Media Necessary Scalar
Connected Learning Alliance