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Foreword | p. xi |
Acknowledgments | p. xv |
Preface | p. xvii |
Adolescents' DIY Media as New Literacies | p. 1 |
Why Should Teachers Care About DIY Media? | p. 2 |
Accessing and Valuing New DIY Literacies | p. 4 |
Gender Justice and the New Literacies | p. 5 |
Programs That Address Social Injustices in DIY Media | p. 7 |
Moving Forward: The Challenge of DIY Media | p. 9 |
Blogs | p. 11 |
Blog-Hosting Sites | p. 12 |
Blogs and Teens | p. 13 |
Blog Safety and Privacy | p. 14 |
Types of Blogs | p. 14 |
Blogs in Classrooms | p. 16 |
Literacy Skills and Abilities in Blogging | p. 18 |
Suggestions for Teaching in Content Areas with Blogs | p. 19 |
Social Networking and Social Media Sites | p. 21 |
Teens and Social Networking | p. 22 |
Common Features of Social Networking Sites | p. 23 |
Concerns About Social Networking Sites | p. 24 |
Helping Teens Protect Themselves | p. 25 |
Literacy Skills and Social Networking Sites | p. 26 |
Using Social Networking Sites in Classrooms | p. 26 |
Suggestions for Teaching in Content Areas | p. 28 |
Video Games, Machinima, and Virtual Worlds | p. 31 |
Adolescents Creating Video Games | p. 31 |
Criticisms of Video Games | p. 32 |
Educational Benefits of Playing Video Games | p. 33 |
Gender Disparities in Literacy and Gaming | p. 35 |
Creating Video Games in Content Areas | p. 36 |
Virtual Worlds | p. 37 |
Machinima | p. 38 |
Literacy Skills and Abilities in Video Gaming | p. 39 |
Using Video Games and Virtual Worlds in Classrooms | p. 40 |
Suggestions for Teaching with Video Games and Virtual Worlds | p. 40 |
YouTube and Video Sharing Sites | p. 43 |
YouTube: Broadcast Yourself | p. 44 |
Why Is You Tube So Popular? | p. 44 |
Internet Fame | p. 45 |
Viral Videos | p. 45 |
Cautions for Teens in Posting Videos | p. 46 |
Teacher Tube | p. 47 |
Other Video Sharing Sites | p. 47 |
Video Blogging | p. 48 |
Literacy Skills and Abilities in Video Sharing | p. 48 |
Suggestions for Teaching with Online Videos | p. 49 |
Informational Wikis and Online Resources | p. 51 |
Wikis as Online Sources of Information | p. 52 |
Wikipedia: Authoring and Co-Authoring Knowledge | p. 52 |
Other Online Resources | p. 54 |
Support for Using Wikis in Classrooms | p. 55 |
Literacy Skills and Abilities Fostered by Wikis | p. 55 |
Suggestions for Teaching with Online Information Resources in Content Areas | p. 55 |
Fan Fiction, Fan Art, and Web Comics | p. 59 |
Fan Fiction | p. 59 |
Fan Art | p. 61 |
Web Comics | p. 62 |
Literacy Skills and Abilities Fostered by Fan Fiction, Fan Art, and Comics | p. 64 |
Suggestions for Teaching with Fan Fiction, Fan Art, and Web Comics in Content Areas | p. 66 |
Zines and Indie Music | p. 69 |
Zines | p. 69 |
Indie Music | p. 72 |
Literacy Skills and Abilities Fostered by Zines and Indie Music | p. 75 |
Suggestions for Teaching with Indie Music and Zines in Content Areas | p. 76 |
DIY Media, Assessment, Achievement, and Ethics | p. 79 |
Standardized Assessments and DIY Media | p. 80 |
Informal Assessments as Alternative Assessments | p. 81 |
Ethical Issues in Teaching with DIY Media | p. 82 |
DIY Media and Students' Achievements | p. 84 |
Resources for Using DIY Media in Classroom Instruction | p. 85 |
Glossary | p. 87 |
Resources for Using DIY Media in Classrooms | p. 91 |
Literacy Skills in Various Forms of DIY Media | p. 93 |
References | p. 99 |
Index | p. 109 |
About the Authors | p. 117 |
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