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From January 2019 through April of 2019, educators across the state of Maine participated in a blended learning experience designed to support schools as they integrate Digital Citizenship concepts into various student learning opportunities. Participants learned how the Health Education and Physical Education Standards intersected with the Common Sense Media Framework, as well as opportunities to explore these concepts within other content areas.
The #DigCit4ME Challenge featured in-person workshops (agenda and resources) and an online game designed collaboratively between the Maine Department of Education and Alludo Learning.
The webinar addressed educator questions on topics such as blended-learning design, gamification pedagogy, and other professional development topics.
On Thursday, May 9th, our own Julia Francis joined Amanda Nguyen for a webinar wrap up of the Maine DOE Digital Citizenship professional development pilot.
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