Kindergartners at PS 130 are using technology in the classroom to build skills to operate computer-based resources according to the National Ed-Tech Standards (NETS). In the process they are building the fundamentals of media literacy — picking up related vocabulary, and getting a handle on the basics of what it means to communicate and play on the Internet. This video includes tutorials recorded by 4 K classes to help themselves remember, and other students and teachers out there know what they’re learning. It’s awful cute:
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Posted on March 13, 2010 by Mr. Rhys, The Media Spot
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