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What is social media?

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A form of electronic communication. Such as social networking, websites and blogs.

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How does sharing student work on social media benefit classrooms?

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It extends the reach of great things happening in your classroom to the community and world beyond.

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What is unique about today’s college students regarding social media?

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They have grown up in a world of social media.

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How much time do college students spend on social media daily?

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An average of 4.5 hours.

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What is the current global number of active social media users?

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4.89 billion

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What is the predicted number of global social media users by 2027?

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6 billion

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What are some pros of social media?

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  • helps people stay connected
  • express creativity
  • share talents
  • inspire others
  • assist future employers
  • has no geographical barriers.
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What percentage of 18-34 year olds use social media for news?

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47%

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What are some cons of social media?

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  • can be distracting
  • contribute to loneliness
  • promotes unhealthy comparisons
  • leads to cyber bullying.
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What does “digital permanence” refer to?

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What you put online stays online.

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What is doxing?

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Sharing someone’s personal info online without permission.

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What is misinformation?

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Spreading fake news to manipulate and distract users from the real story.

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What are the three learning modalities?

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  1. Visual
  2. Auditory
    3 Kinesthetic
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What is a graphic organizer?

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A tool that shares information, explains a concept, or illustrates a relationship using images, shapes, texts, colours, and connecting lines.

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What are some benefits of using graphic organizers?

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help students
- plan projects
- brainstorm
- examine relationships between concepts
- increase reading comprehension

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What is constructiVism in education?

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A theory that recognizes the learners understanding based on their own experiences prior to entering school.

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What is constructioNism?

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An education method based on constructiVist learning theory, stating that knowledge building occurs best through tangible and shareable creations.

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What makes a good makerspace project?

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  • purpose and relevance
  • sufficient time
  • sufficient complexity
  • sufficient intensity
  • correctness
  • access
  • share ability
  • novelty
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What are infographics?

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Graphic visual representations of information, data, or knowledge intended to
Present information quickly and clearly.

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What are the 3 general categories of infographics?

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  1. Data visualization
  2. Information design
  3. Editorial infographics
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What is the purpose of data visualization?

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To visually represent data using basic charts and graphs.

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What are animated infographics?

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Infographics that are animated, often used on social media to grab attention.
Ex. GIFs

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What are interactive infographics?

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Infographics that require some action or input from the viewer

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What is a statistical infographic?

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A statistical infographic visualizes survey results, presents data from multiple sources, or backs up an argument with relevant data.

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What are the best practices for creating a statistical infographic?
1. Look for the story behind your data 2. Vary types of data visualizations 3. Write a descriptive title 4. Emphasize key data with contrasting colours
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What defines an informational infographic?
An informational infographic is divided into sections with descriptive headers, and numbering each section helps the design flow.
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What are the best practices for designing informational infographics?
1. Give each section a descriptive header 2. Number the sections 3. Alternate colours and visuals
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What is the purpose of timeline infographics?
Timeline infographics visualize the history of something, highlight important dates, or give an overview of events.
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What are best practices for timeline infographic design?
1. Use a central line to connect points in time 2. Use bold fonts for events 3. Illustrate points with icons.
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What is a process infographic?
A process infographic summarizes or overviews the steps in a process, simplifying and clarifying each step.
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What are the best practices for creating a process infographic?
1. Number each step 2. Use an S-shaped layout 3. Use visual cues like arrows
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What is a geographical infographic?
A geographical infographic visualizes location-based or demographic data using map charts
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What are the best practices for geographic infographic design?
1. use heat maps for density 2. Use map series for comparisons 3. Clearly label points on a map
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What is a comparison infographic?
A comparison infographic is used to compare options, typically split down the middle with contrasting colours.
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What are the best practices for creating a comparison infographic?
1. Divide the infographic in half 2. Use contrasting colours 3. Highlight the preferred option with a brighter colour
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What is a hierarchical infographic?
A hierarchical infographic organizes information from greatest to least, like Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs.
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What is a list infographic?
A list infographic makes lists more eye-catching using visuals like icons and creative fonts.
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What are the best practices for creating a list infographic?
1. Number the points 2. Replace bullet points with icons 3. Vary colours and layouts
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What is an infographic resume?
An infographic resume is a visual document that can complement a traditional resume, useful for interviews or e-portfolios.
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What are the best practices for infographic resume design?
1. Design a personal header 2. Add logos and visualizations 3. Use graphs for data.
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What is coding?
Coding is the process of creating instructions for a computer to follow, involving problem-solving and logical reasoning.
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What are the benefits of leading to code for students?
1. Promotes logical thinking 2. Enhances creativity 3. Develops persistence 4. Improves communication skills 5. Aids problem-solving
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What is block-based coding?
Block-based coding uses a programming language where instructions are represented in blocks, such as scratch
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What is the digital golden rule?
The digital golden rule involves respecting intellectual property rights by giving proper credit when using others’ work.

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