New Media & New Literacies By: Jilly Woodhouse

        Jilly Woodhouse CURI-6010-B02: New Media and New Literacies M6D2: Blog #5: Case Study examining digital tools   Case Study: Google Classroom and Remind Overview & User Engagement:           Google Classroom is a free, web-based learning management system developed by Google, designed to streamline the process of teaching and learning in K–12 education. It allows teachers to create virtual classrooms where they can post assignments, share resources, give quizzes, and manage grades. The platform integrates seamlessly with other Google tools like Docs, Slides, and Drive, making it a one-stop hub for digital learning. Teachers engage with the platform to organize coursework and provide feedback, while students use it to access lessons, complete and submit work, and communicate with their teachers. Parents, while not given direct access to the platform, can opt to receive email summaries about their child’s assignments and p...

         Jilly Woodhouse CURI-6010-B02: New Media and New Literacies M5D2: Blog #4: Conducting Research on New literacies Consider what topic you are planning to research for your final project.  New Media Literacies in Science classroom. How does the integration of new media literacies in science classrooms affect students' scientific reasoning skills and success in science? Discuss what topic interests you most and why, and what some practical applications of delving in depth in this topic could be for your work as an educator.  As a science teacher, the topic of New Media Literacies in the Science Classroom is of great interest to me because it aligns with how today’s students learn and interact with the world. In a digital age where information is abundant and constantly evolving, integrating new media tools such as simulations, educational videos, podcasts, and interactive platforms can significantly enhance student engagement and u...