Wednesday, June 24
3:30-3:45 PM
CEST
Room 3

Developing Digital Citizenship, Digital Literacy and Student Voice Using Social Media in K12

Full Paper: Live Presentation ID: 57801
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    Jennifer Casa-Todd
    Ontario Tech University
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    Robin Kay
    Ontario Tech University
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    Janette Hughes
    Ontario Tech University

Abstract: Limited research exists on how social media can support students in K-12 environments. This narrative inquiry study focused on the Ontario Educational Student Chat (ONedSschat) to explore the extent to which students, who were part of the organizing and leadership team, developed digital citizenship, digital literacies, and student voice. Data examined included student tweets, webinars, podcasts, and interviews with two adult mentors and one student. Digital citizenship, digital literacies, and student voice were reviewed through the use of YouTube webinars and Twitter, as well as interview data on student perspectives. With few exceptions, students on the ONedSschat team exhibited a high degree of digital citizenship, used tools and platforms with greater fluency, demonstrated increases in student voice.

Presider: Michael Pollak, Educational Technology, Graz University of Technology, 8010 Graz, Austria

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