Author: cymonebernauer

Oh boy…this blog prompt has forced me to align all the things I’ve been working on this semester. I’ve been taking photos of key slides from class presentations, classroom/gym/weight room sessions working with digital media, videos of myself teaching about digital citizenship, and documenting ideas and reflections for medias we, my students and I, are … Continue reading Digital citizenship and media literacy infusion in Wellness10…an update (March 14th!)

Oh boy…this blog prompt has forced me to align all the things I’ve been working on this semester. I’ve been taking photos of key slides from class presentations, classroom/gym/weight room sessions working with digital media, videos of myself teaching about digital citizenship, and documenting ideas and reflections for medias we, my students and I, are … Continue reading Digital citizenship and media literacy infusion in Wellness10…an update (March 14th!)

Well well well…. It really is game time folks…this is my FINAL final project for graduate studies. I feel quite proud yet the product is unpolished, heck, it’s straight up not done. Don’t get me wrong, I have been collecting data and evidence since the 2nd week February with uncertainty for how I would put … Continue reading Wellness 10 Digital Citizenship and Media Infusion…Final Project Update

This is the approach I take when it comes to my job as an educator. Christine talked about using and sharing resources and Bart mentioned sharing student work as ethical concerns they, and I, face daily. Will I do better at referencing photos I use in my lessons and give attribution to authors and colleagues? … Continue reading Keep it Simple, Keep it Safe-Ethical considerations with tech and my students

The old adage “Do as I say, not as I do” comes to mind when I reflect on the way I interpret and analyze information versus how I want my students and children to. I tend to rush to conclusions, jump on bandwagons, and go with the masses on many issues. I’m sure my behaviour … Continue reading Do as I say, not as I do…

Me: Oh my goodness did you hear about…? Hubby: Are you serious? That’s not real. Me: Are you sure? It’s all over the internet. Hubby: (eyes rolling, head shaking) You can’t trust everything you see and read on social media babe. This has been my life with my hubby and sister for the past few … Continue reading Why literacy skills are critical in a fake news world…

Infusing digital citizenship is an easy enough transition right? When reviewing the key takeaways from this past weeks literature on the role of educators in teaching digital citizenship I feel that teachers are on a spectrum. They are either not addressing media literacy because they aren’t aware of its importance or relevance, they are already … Continue reading Week #8

Infusing digital citizenship is an easy enough transition right? Because I am taking a digital citizenship ad media literacy class the answer is YES, it’s an easy transition for me. But what about those that don’t take these classes? When reviewing the key takeaways from this past weeks literature on the role of educators in … Continue reading Week #8

I was on Facebook 10 or so years ago and noticed there were a few inappropriate pictures of me posted by friend from her Bachelorette party (you can guess how sketchy those were) and immediately told her to take them down. My digital identity as an educator has to be classy, kind, and professional essentially, … Continue reading Week #7 Digital Identity Key Concepts