This series explores the people and events which create the unique community that is RC Palmer Secondary School
Cover Art by Caitlin Cheung Recorded using GarageBand Music from GarageBand free loops.
This episode unpacks the root concept of Media Literacy as an essential stepping stone on the way to Digital Media Literacy.
This episode is my attempt to unpack the idea of digital citizenship.
I draw very heavily on the work of MediaSmarrts.ca in my definition and for the values underpinning the internet. For a partial list of activities that might be associated with the various values, please go to the MediaSmarts Digital Media Literacy fundamentals resource.
If you have ideas for future episodes or questions you are welcome to email me at tmorley@sd38.bc.ca
A quick update on some of the cases students have written about in past Amnesty International Write for Rights events.
Letter writing for Amnesty International Canada works! Narges Mohammadi (W4R2016) has been freed. On Dec. 10, PalmerLLC will, again, host a W4R event. Not sure how, but we will make it happen!
Palmer's new Drama Teacher, Nick Sturtevant, talks about his career, philosophy, and plans for the drama program.
This is an interview with Ms. Jessica Lee about being a Library Technician and her book review club.
Orin talks about his role at the school and how it contributes to Palmer Pride and Community.
Tom takes a few minutes to introduce himself, his role in the school and why he began the podcast.
We plan to use this podcast series to explore the people and events which create Palmer's unique community and who contribute to our sense of Palmer PRIDE.
Notes:
This podcast is recorded using GarageBand. Intro and Outro music are mixed from loops included with the GarageBand app.
Cover Art by Caitlin Cheung