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===Chapter 1: What is the Hive Learning Network=== | ===Chapter 1: What is the Hive Learning Network=== | ||
*History of Hive Learning Networks | |||
The first Hive Learning Network was created in New York City in 2007, with support from the MacArthur Foundation’s digital media and learning initiative. It included a network of civic and cultural organizations that created a platform to help youth explore their own interests while tapping the insights and mentoring of the city’s leading scientists, designers, and artists. In 2009, the Chicago Network was formed, also with MacArthur support. | |||
These first two locations were designed to test the concept that museums, libraries, afterschool programs, community centers, schools, online communities, and other learning spaces could work together in new ways to allow young people to move seamlessly from one institution to the next, creating multiple entry points and pathways to learning. | |||
A preliminary evaluation showed that teens who took part in the New York City Hive Network reported feeling more engaged in school and more confident in their digital skills. These preliminary, but encouraging, findings have spurred interest from others who wish to create new, innovative opportunities for young people to learn “anywhere, anytime.” | |||
The third Hive Learning Network, in Pittsburgh, launched in 2013 as was the fourth one in Toronto that same year. 2014 will see the Launch of the Hive Bay Area with additional HLNs and Hive Learning Communities launching as well. | |||
The New York City, Chicago and Toronto Hives are stewarded by the Mozilla Foundation, the the Pittsburgh Hive is hosted by The Sprout Fund. | |||
*Big idea/questions/goals/outcomes | *Big idea/questions/goals/outcomes | ||
*DML connections | *DML connections | ||
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*Hive Pittsburgh Theory of Change & Program Logic Model | *Hive Pittsburgh Theory of Change & Program Logic Model | ||
*Connected Learning: Stories from the Web – Principles, designs and values of connected learning; Webmaking 101; stories on individuals; profiles | *Connected Learning: Stories from the Web – Principles, designs and values of connected learning; Webmaking 101; stories on individuals; profiles | ||
*Hive NYC Information Kit -- Hive NYC Overview; List of Hive NYC members; MOU; Overview of Funded Projects; Press Clips; Connected Learning Principles; List of Resources | *Hive NYC Information Kit -- Hive NYC Overview; List of Hive NYC members; MOU; Overview of Funded Projects; Press Clips; Connected Learning Principles; List of Resources | ||
===Chapter 2: Hive, A History=== | ===Chapter 2: Hive, A History=== | ||