The Millennials Who are they? Born after 1982 Seven core traits (Howe and Strauss) The “Information-age Mindset” (Frand)

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The Millennials

Who are they? Born after 1982 Seven core traits (Howe and Strauss) The “Information-age Mindset” (Frand)

Old EDT110 Class: “The Dead Zone”

Information Literacy Standards: Determine the nature and extent of information needed. Access needed information effectively and efficiently. Evaluate information and its sources critically. Use information effectively to accomplish a specific purpose. Understands issues surrounding ethical and legal use of information.

EDT110: Google and the Library

EDT110: Google and the Library major concepts incorporated in curriculum Information Literacy Standards Technology Catering to Millenial characteristics Information Consumers >> Information Creators

EDT110: Google and the Library Course Content Evaluating Information Internet Research Invisible Web Research/Databases Finding books, e-books, reference books Citing sources, plagiarism Create “research” Web page

EDT110: Google and the Library How it Works 5 weeks, 10 classes Each class has a theme In-class assignments

EDT110: Google and the Library Outcome Comments: “Well taught class, very helpful and upbeat!” and “They really made the class fun!” Responsible information consumers They come back to the library!

EDT110: Creating with Multimedia Course Content: Web Design/Dreamweaver/FTP Software Digital Video/iMovie/MAC Basics Scanning/Picture Resolution/Photoshop Image Searching/Accunet/Copyright

EDT110: Creating with Multimedia How it Works: 10 classes in a 5 week period 4 classes devoted to teaching 4 classes “hands-on” 1 class for final and project polishing 1 class for Screening Party

EDT110: Creating with Multimedia What it looks like and How we teach it:

EDT110: Creating with Multimedia Outcome: FUN! Creative and Energetic Both group and individual projects Improvement of scores from pre-test and final test (they “get” it) They COME BACK!