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Naturalizing
Digital Immigrants:
How are educators
responding to rapidly
changing digital literacies? |
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Doctoral Study by Margaret
Johnson
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For my wonderful participants...
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Thank you, thank you for agreeing to be part of this
study. I hope you will enjoy discussing and
reflecting upon your digital life and that the planned
activities will be enjoyable and informative!
Let's get started...
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Step
1 |
Open, print
& sign
Informed Consent letter. Send to me at
Central in District mail. |
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Step
2 |
When
informed consent is received, you will receive
an email with link to an online survey plus some
instructions & survey password.
Please take this online survey within 2-3 days
if possible. This should take about 20-30
minutes. |
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Step
3 |
You will
receive email request for dates for a 30-40 minute
interview. This can be before or after school
or during a plan - your choice and at your
convenience. During interview, we will
debrief on your survey responses and you will
choose your self-directed exploration from the
study menu. |
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Step
4 |
You will
spend at least one hour in self-directed
exploration of Web 2.0 topics and some
additional time reflecting on your experience on
the online Study e-Board. |
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Step
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Let me
know when you have completed your exploration
and reflection and we will schedule a final
20-30 minute interview to conclude the study. |
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You will
need the links below during this study: |
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Study-Related Links and Resources
Four websites that all participants will use
during this study are linked below:
Online
Survey |
Web 2.0
Menu |
Study
Blog |
Study
e-Board |
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Self-assessment
combined with an online interview - express
yourself! |
Choices for your
self-directed exploration |
Information and
links to aid your exploration |
Online data
gathering of your reflections
(Password = cardinal) |
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Some of
the graphics on this page are from
Microsoft Office Online Clipart and
Zoicks,com
Last updated
January 28, 2007
Page designed
and maintained by Margaret
Johnson
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License.
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