YOUTH MEDIA ACTIVITIES IN YOUR COMMUNITY TEACHING DIGITAL NATIVES.

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YOUTH MEDIA ACTIVITIES IN YOUR COMMUNITY TEACHING DIGITAL NATIVES

Today’s webinar will explore Learn why our youth are considered Digital Natives Discover the rapid rate this generation is adapting to new technologies Look at how libraries are meeting the challenges of innovative programming Understanding the importance of incorporating technology into your work Determine a course of action to assist your library to create an executable plan Receive online resources that can assist you with next steps YOUTH MEDIA ACTIVITIES IN YOUR COMMUNITY

BUILDING BRIDGES The very brief history of Digital natives The proliferation of technology in schools and libraries Understanding today’s culture shift

YOUTH MEDIA ACTIVITIES IN YOUR COMMUNITY LIFE LONG LEARNING CENTERS

YOUTH MEDIA ACTIVITIES IN YOUR COMMUNITY YELLOW BRICK ROAD Moving beyond collaborations - Deeper cooperation & coordination Discussing feasibility with co-workers Setting medium term “open” strategies - Keeping fresh and flexible

YOUTH MEDIA ACTIVITIES IN YOUR COMMUNITY SHOWCASE Smart Phones & Tablets Music & Audio Creation Digital Video Exploration App & Game Creation Stop Motion Animation & Green Screen INNOVATIVE YOUTH PROGRAMMING

Smart Phones & Tablets

Music & Audio Creation I would teach the children music, physics and philosophy, but the most important is music, for in the patterns of the arts are the keys to all learning. — Plato Plato

Digital Video

App & Game Creation

Stop Motion Animation & Green Screen

YOUTH MEDIA ACTIVITIES IN YOUR COMMUNITY TAKING ACTION Step up or identify a leader to head the strategy process Set a date for your initial staff & teen brainstorm session Google youth programs in your city to identify potential partners

YOUTH MEDIA ACTIVITIES IN YOUR COMMUNITY Q & A Asking the proper questions is the central action of transformation. Questions are the key that causes the secret doors of the psyche to swing open. Clarissa Pinkola Estes Women Who Run with the Wolves

PATRIC STILLMAN INNOVATIONS AND PROGRAMMING OFFICER Media Arts Center San Diego JODI CILLEY NEW MEDIA YOUTH PROGRAMS EDUCATOR Media Arts Center San Diego VideologiCo and Platt College