Watch
What Happens When Young People Take Action? Teaching About the...
The young people who took part in Freedom Summer and the Freedom Rides took brave...
April 15, 2014
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm PDT
KQED Education has developed a set of multimedia tutorials to help teachers and youth understand how they might leverage free, predominantly online tools to create media projects. In this webinar hear how several teachers have used these tutorials with their students as they’ve engaged in multimedia argumentation via KQED’s Do Now Twitter-based civic engagement project.
Guests for this webinar were:
- Isabel Bartholomew, Judge Memorial High School, Utah
- Janelle Bence, North Star of Texas Writing Project
- Amani Bey, Science Leadership Academy, Pennsylvania
- Madison Olson, New Tech High @ Coppell, Texas
- Meenoo Rami, Philadelphia Writing Project
- Chris Sloan, Wasatch Range Writing Project
- Matt Williams, KQED
Resources
- KQED Do Now
- KQED Tutorials
- KQED Tutorial – Timetoast
- Games Changers Timeline – Isabel’s Politics of the Olympics Timeline
- KQED Tutorial – Popcorn
- Thrive: Five Ways to (Re)Invigorate Your Teaching
- Social Degrees – Amani’s Popcorn
- Do Now – “How Can Women Continue the Fight for Gender Equality?”
- KQED Tutorial – Zeega
- Madison’s Women & Gender Equality Zeega
- Madison’s KQED Zeega
Live Chat Archive
Click here to view and download a PDF version of the live chat conversation that happened during the webinar.
Add Event to Calendar
