1. Girls learn best in an atmosphere of connection, collaboration, creativity, and real-world application
1.1. Do teachers learn best in this same atmosphere?
1.2. needs for idea and project generation
1.2.1. on going peer coaching is this feasible for the school year
1.2.1.1. Marilyn
1.2.1.2. Jenny
1.2.1.3. Phil
1.2.1.4. Other in house experts?
1.2.1.4.1. Elizabeth
1.2.1.4.2. Jim
1.2.1.4.3. Subject area/software experts
1.2.2. play
1.2.3. space
1.2.4. institutional support
1.2.5. time
1.2.5.1. a day long retreat during the year?
1.2.5.2. 3 days in summer
2. Digital Storytelling
2.1. podcasts
2.1.1. Garageband
2.2. animations
2.2.1. flash
2.2.2. Sam animation
2.2.3. Stykz
2.3. Twitter History project
2.3.1. writing tweets as an historical figure
2.4. wordle
2.4.1. Is this story telling or media literacy
2.5. graphic novels
2.5.1. comic life
2.6. websites
2.7. http://rebooting.ca/place/
2.8. iMovie
2.8.1. video casts
2.9. photos and slide shows
2.9.1. iPhoto
2.9.2. Kidpix
2.9.3. Prezi
2.9.4. Animoto
2.9.5. Hyperstudio
2.10. games?
2.10.1. http://www.instituteofplay.com/
2.10.1.1. gaming literacy
3. Participatory Culture
3.1. Wikis
3.1.1. make your own text book
3.1.2. write and comment on work
3.2. Blogs
3.3. Mash ups
3.4. community
3.4.1. crowd sourcing
3.5. Voicethread
3.6. Google Docs
3.7. Online gaming
3.7.1. Second Life
3.8. New Media Literacies
3.8.1. http://newmedialiteracies.org/
4. Personal Learning Network
4.1. Ning
4.1.1. http://edupln.ning.com/
4.2. Twitter
4.3. Listserv
5. New node
6. The new literacies?
6.1. Are they new?
6.2. What are they?
6.2.1. media literacy
6.2.1.1. http://www.nmmlp.org/
6.2.2. scanning lots of information
6.2.2.1. digital chaos?
6.2.2.2. digital bazaar
6.3. Forbes magazine school 2020
6.3.1. http://tinyurl.com/ye3bzqe