Digital Media and Your Brain
Digital Citzenship
digital media actually designed to get you hooked?
think about the ways different digital media does -- and does not -- help us find healthy media balance.
Teen Voices: The Pressure to Stay Connected
Answer:
Answer the questions using a "stick note" or Text box on the shared JamBoard
- be sure to include your name on your note- or in your text box
- go to the next page if the page(s) are full
#2. Create your own JamBoard
Use a Jam to answer the questions below explaining your ideas and opinions.
How does social media use addictive design like feedback loops to get and keep your attention?
- Likes, dislikes, or other ratings
- Comments
- The ability to share pictures and see other peoples' pictures
- Streaks
- Videos with autoplay features
- Livestreaming
Be sure to include extras to make your Jam look engaging:
- text boxes
- lines
- shapes
- upload pictures
#3. Compare and Contrast: Addictive Design Vs. Humane Design
Use Google Slides to create a Venn Diagram to compare and contrast these two topics.
- use this worksheet (from Common Sense.org) to help you in your thinking.
- page two- directions for comparing and thinking about one app or website you use frequently.
Venn Diagram
Add Slides- in Google Classroom
- use Google Classroom to add your slides
- add/create- then choose "slides" it is a yellow icon
*remember use classroom to create Google Apps: it shares the file, names the file, and is add to your assignment with one click*
Making the Diagram
Google Slides
- You will need a blank slide
- add in your circles- using: insert --> shape--> circle
- hold "shift" will making your circles to get the perfect circle.
- overlap enough to be able to insert text
- Text boxes- use the icon or insert --> text
Choose good fonts and color choices.
Format the circles to be able to see the borders and border color.