Digital Citizenship and Educational Tools

The video session introduces Sherry Willatis, an educator discussing digital citizenship through literature. Sherry shares her background and a personal story about her love for books. The concept of 'literature lassos' is explained as a method to engage students in discussions about digital citizenship using picture books. Various book recommendations are provided, along with their educational applications. The session also covers digital tools, resources, and strategies for read-alouds and ebooks in distance learning. The importance of critical thinking and recognizing fake news is highlighted. Accessibility and availability of book titles are discussed, concluding with key takeaways.

What is Sherry's primary focus in her educational work?

• Mathematics integration

• Digital citizenship and literature

• Physical education

• Science and technology

What does the term 'Literature Lassos' refer to?

• A method to teach mathematics

• A strategy for physical education

• A technique for teaching digital citizenship through books

• A way to engage students with literature

How does the book 'When Charlie McButton Lost Power' help in teaching digital habits?

• By teaching mathematical concepts

• By showing the effects of losing digital access

• By promoting environmental awareness

• By illustrating the importance of physical exercise

What is a key theme in 'The Technology Tail'?

• The importance of recycling

• The impact of digital footprints

• The benefits of physical fitness

• The history of technology

What is the purpose of using picture books as mentor texts?

• To provide a basis for discussions on various topics

• To replace traditional textbooks

• To teach advanced scientific concepts

• To focus solely on artistic skills

How can Jamboard be used in distance learning?

• For recording audio lessons

• For interactive student participation

• For sharing digital art

• For creating physical exercise routines

What is a recommended strategy for supporting read-alouds in distance learning?

• Conducting live physical classes

• Using a physical whiteboard

• Recording the reading with a document camera

• Sending printed books to students

What is the difference between a read-aloud and a mentor text?

• Read-alouds are digital, mentor texts are physical

• Read-alouds are for entertainment, mentor texts are for teaching

• Read-alouds focus on the story, mentor texts are used for deeper analysis

• Read-alouds are only for young children, mentor texts are for all ages

What is a benefit of using ebooks in the classroom?

• They can be easily shared and accessed

• They are always free

• They require no technology

• They are only available in libraries

What is a key takeaway from the session regarding the use of picture books?

• They should be used sparingly

• They are only for entertainment

• They are outdated in modern education

• They can be a versatile tool for teaching various concepts