When creating content in a digital media class, students often are their harshest critics. They can be brutal. This is why it is important for you to learn how to create a healthy student culture in your digital media class.
One of the most frustrating things for a digital media teacher is having students not prepared for an audio, video, or article project that involves writing interview questions. By not preparing good questions to ask your interviewee, the editing becomes
Schools are constantly searching for different ways to engage students. From creating music to welding to engineering. Student engagement is a proven way to empower students to not only learn, but create. According to educational neuroscience expert Dr. David Sousa,
As teachers, it is essential to prioritize organization in all aspects of our classroom. There is a multitude of different ways that digital media education teachers can stay organized to be as efficient as possible. For teachers who are involved
Often what comes to mind when you think of student leaders are all-star athletes, student council presidents, or valedictorians. What may seem like “unconventional” student leaders are those a part of digital media classes. Though digital media and Striv students
Students are used to having delayed feedback throughout their time in school. Whether they take a math or science test or write an English essay, it is days before they receive feedback about their work. Digital media education allows teachers
There is no one size fits all option for digital media education. Every classroom looks different but still has the same goals in mind: teach students how to be good digital citizens and equip them with skills to succeed in
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