This module will capture your students' attentions with great storytelling and plenty of interaction.
The Living Online - Social Communication module is designed according to the AES course framework, which includes four phases:
Below you'll discover how AES can help you teach your students about online behaviors and social media according to these four phases.
In this exercise, students will research the history of social media.
In this exercise, students will research cell phone history.
In Being Social Online, learners will help the squad as they attempt to correct some social media mistakes while learning the best ways to handle themselves online.
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Navigating Smartphones will introduce learners to responsible ways to interact with personal computing devices. The Dream Squad will also help learners review terminology and technology associated with smartphones and their usage.
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In this exercise, students will reflect on what they have learned about social media and make assessments of their social media usage.
In this exercise, students will reflect on what they have learned about smartphones.
The purpose of this exercise is to help students consider how much time they spend using personal computing devices. Students will take one week to complete a chart while tracking their time on social media, game systems, and YouTube. Once they have tracked their activity for a week, they will need to answer a few questions to evaluate their usage.
In this exercise, students will evaluate the top three cellular carriers, select the one with the best local coverage, and answer some questions based on information on the carrier's website.
Students will review articles for information related to a topic in the module. Once an article is found, students complete a Current Event form.