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Creative Commons for K-12 Educators - Week 1 meetup
The document outlines the orientation for a webinar, including navigation instructions for participants, course administration details, and introductions. Key topics include the course's purpose, communication tools, and the structure designed for educators over a seven-week period. Participants are encouraged to engage through discussion platforms and share their social media handles.
Creative Commons for K-12 Educators - Week 1 meetup
- 2. Webinar Interface Orientation Talk– click talk button to start talking click it again to relinquish Raise hand to stop speaker and make a comment or ask a question List of participants Whiteboard Chat type in here and press return
- 3. Welcome! 1. Introductions 2. Classroom need 3. Course administration
- 4. Photo credit: "ParkingLot at Logan Airport" by The U.S. National Archives has no known copyright restrictions
- 5. Introduce yourself 1. Who and where are you? 2. What subject/grade do you teach? 3. One Q you have about CC
- 6. School of Open,Class of 2013
- 7. Classroom need 1. Why are you taking this course? 2. Get specific – pick a part of your curriculum to work on in this course
- 8. Course administration 1. About 2. Communication tools
- 9. Weekly missions designed to alignwith skills Spaced out over 7 wks for busy educator’s schedule
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- 12. Synchronous component Asynchronous component Optional readings & tools
- 13. Synchronous Asynchronous forq’s/disc Asynchronous for assignments Asynchronous Asynchronous
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- 16. Mission for Week1 1. Get CC Savvy: Task 1 2. Choose your topic 3. Share your WP username & Twitter handle
- 20. Photo credit: "DowntownParking Lot 08/1973” by The U.S. National Archives has no known copyright restrictions
- 21. Questions during theweek 1. Post in Disqus for that week 2. Tweet @cc4k12 3. Private Q’s: janepark@creativecommons.org
- 23. Please attribute CreativeCommons with a link to http://creativecommons.org Creative Commons and the double C in a circle are registered trademarks of Creative Commons in the United States and other countries. Third party marks and brands are the property of their respective holders.