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What are youth (12-17) doing on the Web?. Playing/downloading music (65%, 59%) E-mail (61%, 92%) IM/Chat (45-51%, 55-74%) Playing/downloading games (40%, 66%) Surfing, getting info, homework (37-52%, 18-84%) Buying online (6%, 31%) CA (2001), Pew (2000) differences.
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What are youth (12-17) doing on the Web? • Playing/downloading music (65%, 59%) • E-mail (61%, 92%) • IM/Chat (45-51%, 55-74%) • Playing/downloading games (40%, 66%) • Surfing, getting info, homework (37-52%, 18-84%) • Buying online (6%, 31%) • CA (2001), Pew (2000) differences
Help with sensitive stuff • Sexuality • Critical appraisal skills are particularly important • What Mother might prefer • What daughter might prefer • “Straight” talk • Not so straight talk • Body Image • Eating disorders • Pro-ana • Other stuff
Evaluation Assignment: 1. Find Resources • Select an age group (6-9, 10-12, 13-16) • Search (and surf) for information, entertainment, and communication sites designed for your age group • Collect in HF • Find 3-10 of each type of resource • Don’t need the template yet • Two Fridays (and Reading Week) set aside • Friday classes optional attendance • Can surf with a partner but need to select separate resources
Evaluation Assignment:2. Develop Appraisal Criteria • How do we appraise different Web resources for different ages? • Last week’s assignment was to find extant resources • What do we need to add, given our expertise in cognitive and social/emotional development? • Think of criteria as you collect • We’ll develop these criteria Feb 24, 26
Evaluation Assignment:3. Initial Appraisal of your Resources • Select 2-3 resources of each type • “Good” and “bad” examples? “Good” and “very good” examples? At least one should be the “best” you can find • Organize, describe, and appraise (with our criteria) on the Evaluate.hft • Submit your draft worksheet electronically to Connie by March 3
Evaluation Assignment:4. Presentation • Select ONE resource to present and evaluate in your presentation during Mar 3-12 • Select a resource that has some depth • Rationalize your selection in your presentation • Present your resource and appraise it using our criteria • If new/other criteria seem to be important, include them in your presentation • Informal presentation is fine (don’t need an elaborate .ppt-and-cue-cards kind of presentation) • Marks will be based on your comfort with your resource and comprehensiveness of your appraisal
Evaluation Assignment:5. Final Worksheet • We will finalize the appraisal criteria by March 14 • Submit your completed worksheet to Connie by March 17 • Marks will be based on your descriptions of the selected resources and comprehensiveness of your appraisals