[CASL-L] Digital Citizenship and Media Literacy course at high school level

[Genevieve Nowosad]

I teach a .5 credit Media Literacy class. I teach in the library (only 1
period a semester) and the library is closed to other students during that
period. It is listed as a social studies class.
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Genevieve M. Nowosad
Lyman Memorial High School
Library Media Specialist
ISTE Certified Educator
Virtual High School Site Coordinator
2024 Class Advisor
genevieve.nowosad at lebanonct.org
860-642-5702

*"The best way out is always through."* - Robert Frost




On Wed, Nov 1, 2023 at 1:52 PM Alexandra Casinghino <
acasinghino at suffield.org> wrote:

> Hello everyone!
>
> Do any of you teach a media literacy and/or digital citizenship course for
> credit at the high school level?  If so, what department does it go under
> (Tech? Elective?) and as a librarian, how do you run the class?  Do you
> have someone cover the library while you teach? Do you close the library?
> Thanks for any input!!
>
> --
> Alexandra Casinghino
> Library Media Specialist
> SWAT Club Advisor
> Around The World Voices United Club Advisor
> Library Club Advisor
> Suffield High School
>
> Currently Reading:
> *That's Not My Name *by Megan Lally
> *Killers of the Flower Moon : the Osage murders and the birth of the FBI*
> by David Grann
>  Currently Listening to:
> *Heavyweight (*Podcast*) *by Jonathan Goldstein
> Just Finished:
> *Everything, Nothing, Someone* by Alice Carriere
> I* Must Betray You* by Ruta Sepetys
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