Urgent! Human beings needed with effective communication skills in order to translate inert, raw information into valuable knowledge useful and beneficial to others. No paper allowed!
For students to be effective communicators in the 21st century, sophisticated skills in expressing ideas with multiple communication technologies will be needed. Even though writing skills still form a crucial foundation in developing digital media, printed text has lost its monopoly to multimedia in the information age. Using any of the dynamic media tools enabling new forms of communication beyond words will require practicing new literacies that master the grammar of reading/writing of images and sound as well as crafting information for impact. Building and communicating understanding isn’t improved by using the fancy, infamous bells and whistle features in myopic tools like PowerPoint. The new communication challenges are less about mastering technical skills of technology than about being able to design information by artfully using sound, images, transitions and special effects in ways that dance ideas together into illuminated understandings.

Participants will be introduced to new literacies across the curriculum; designing tasks for rigor; hands-on practice with digital tools; reading/writing images, sound and design; resources; and rubrics to inspire exemplar content and craftsmanship.
OUTCOMES
  • Designing Media Uses and Products for Higher Return on Learning [R.O.L.]
  • Identifying TYPES - MODES - TOOLS
  • Exploring MODES and Digital Tools for Media-Making
  • Taking a Deep Dive for VOICE-Overs in ALL Media-Making
  • Taking a Deep Dive on Role of IMAGES in ALL Media-Making
  • Taking a Deep Dive on Role of SOUND in ALL Media-Making
  • Hands-on “Novelty” Practice Tasks with Digital Tools
  • Using Rubrics for Inspiring and Assessing Exemplar Media Products
  • Access to Bernajean’s Multi-Media Magazine of Resources and Student Examples
MATERIALS
  • Smart Device AND Laptop
  • IF easy and doable, have a partner available to join in the “Novelty” Practice Tasks
  • 8x11 white and colored paper PLUS crayons or markers, scissors, glue
Session 1 - Day ONE
TOPICS
  • Assessing for Return on Learning [R.O.L.]
  • Identifying Standards and Skills Galore for Media-Making
  • FIRST Novelty Practice with Paper Slide Videos [PSV] - Low TECH Media-Making
    • Common Craftsmanship - What is IT?
    • Paper Slide Video - What is IT?
    • Three PSV Styles a la Student Examples
    • Novelty Practice
    • Storyboarding a PSV - Ready or NOT?
    • Collaboration - From Content to Video Production
    • Experience the PSV How - To Steps
  • Wisdom of the Crowd - Generating Ideas and Advice
  • Creating Worthy Content FIRST
  • TYPES - MODES - TOOLS
  • Types of Communication
  • Digital Common Craftsmanship Style
  • Gallery Walk of PSV Examples
BREAK
Session 2 - Day ONE
  • Infusion of Digital Tools for Higher R.O.L.
  • SECOND Novelty Practice using Dialogue-Driven Digital Tools
    • Character Sketches
    • Story Spine
    • Improve
  • Wisdom of the Crowd - Generating Ideas and Advice
  • Gallery Walk of Media-Making Tools and Student Work
  • Peer Reflection of BEST-of-BEST Gallery Walk Examples
Session 3 - Day TWO
The Craftsmanship of Communication
  • GREEN LIGHT Readiness for Media-Making - Storyboards
  • Appreciating the art of dancing media choices together creates impact and influence
  • Developing fluency in voice communication - coaching powerful, performing voices
  • THIRD Novelty Practice for Coaching and Performing Voices
    • Rehearsing Inner Connotation
    • Digital Tools for Making BEST Voice Overs
    • Assessing Voices in ANY Media - Products
BREAK
Session 4 - Day TWO
  • Knowing the SIX Elements Needed in Media Messages to IMPACT Audiences
  • Using the Craftsmanship of Communication Rubrics for Media-Making
  • FOURTH Novelty Practice - Developing fluency in image communication
    • Three Jobs for Images
    • Digital Tools for Special Effects
    • Assessing Images in ANY Media- Products
  • FIFTH Novelty Practice - Developing fluency in sound communication
    • The Role of Audio in Media-Making
    • Resources for Audio
    • Assessing Audio in ANY Media - Products
  • Publishing Beyond School - Show and Tell
 
BERNAJEAN PORTER
Bernajean Porter, a digital educator, works globally as a futurist, enticing and supporting educators and their communities into NEW stories of possibilities. She is founder of ISTE’s Special Interest Group for Digital StoryTelling [DSN]; a seasoned featured international speaker; strategic conniver disguised as a change agent; creative and renown media-maker; speech and debate coach, online teacher-of-teachers; international workshop leader and artist-in-residence in schools . . . always an enthusiastic promoter of ANYTHING increasing joy, spirit and outrageous possibilities for kids and adults . . . Bernajean’s present mission brings digital storytelling’s KLOUT to youth around-the-world.

When it comes to doing the hard or impossible things now necessary in schools to ensure all students are prepared to literally inherit-the-earth, Bernajean’s personal motto of “Da Um Jeitinho”- there is ALWAYS a way - let’s make IT happen together - sets the tone for her dedicated long, term work with educators.
 
DATES & TIMES:

23rd & 30th April 2022

Each Session is for 2 Hours

Session 1 - 2 hours
EST 5:00 am | London 10:00 am | Zurich 11:00 am | Dubai 1:00 pm | India 2:30 pm | Hong Kong 5:00 pm
Melbourne 7:00 pm

Half an hour break

Session 2 - 2 hours
EST 7:30 am | London 12:30 pm | Zurich 1:30 pm | Dubai 3:30 pm | India 5:00 pm | Hong Kong 7:30 pm
Melbourne 9:30 pm

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INVESTMENT
 
USD 400 Per Participant
INCLUDES: Certificate of participation for 5 Professional Development hours.
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