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Analysis of Media Literacy Curriculum: The Center for Media Literacy's Media Lit Kit
SIMILE: Studies In Media & Information Literacy Education, 2007This discussion includes a brief overview of highly-recognized, packaged media literacy curricula in the United States, looking at the core ideas, differing definitions of media literacy and the creators of the programs. We focus specifically on the Center for Media Literacy curriculum, looking “behind the curtain” to determine sociopolitical ...
Janet Dunlop, Angel Kymes
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Afterimage, 2009
"We're going to interview the original Freedom Riders," I announced as we rumbled through Montgomery, Alabama, in a 105-degree van, camera gear stacked in the back. "Don't screw it up." This directive barely masked my insecurities as the new video students sat silently in the back.
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"We're going to interview the original Freedom Riders," I announced as we rumbled through Montgomery, Alabama, in a 105-degree van, camera gear stacked in the back. "Don't screw it up." This directive barely masked my insecurities as the new video students sat silently in the back.
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, 2003
1. The futures of literacy: modes, logics and affordances 2. Preface 3. Going into a different world 4. Literacy and multimodality: a theoretical framework 5. What is literacy?: resources of the mode of writing 6.
G. Kress
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1. The futures of literacy: modes, logics and affordances 2. Preface 3. Going into a different world 4. Literacy and multimodality: a theoretical framework 5. What is literacy?: resources of the mode of writing 6.
G. Kress
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Communication in Instruction, 2018
The Internet poses a variety of risks at both the individual and societal levels including scams and the spread of misinformation. Older adults are especially vulnerable to many of these risks.
Nicole M. Lee
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The Internet poses a variety of risks at both the individual and societal levels including scams and the spread of misinformation. Older adults are especially vulnerable to many of these risks.
Nicole M. Lee
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Education and Information Technologies : Official Journal of the IFIP technical committee on Education, 2022
Cahit Erdem +3 more
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Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, 2018
The Internet provides seemingly endless news and media. Unfortunately, not all news stories are accurate. How a story is told depends on who tells it and why. There are strategies for determining whether news stories are fact or fiction. The Media Literacy Council suggests taking into consideration who created or uploaded the information, where it is ...
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The Internet provides seemingly endless news and media. Unfortunately, not all news stories are accurate. How a story is told depends on who tells it and why. There are strategies for determining whether news stories are fact or fiction. The Media Literacy Council suggests taking into consideration who created or uploaded the information, where it is ...
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Perspectives on Media Literacy, Digital Literacy and Information Literacy
International Journal of Digital Literacy and Digital Competence, 2010The cultural landscape poses different challenges for teachers. Beyond developing reading and writing skills, it is necessary to emerge in the digital culture and master the different codes of different languages. In this context, media education studies discuss the educational possibilities of interpreting, problematizing, and producing different ...
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Educational Media International, 1984
When we talk about literacy in its usual context, we think about literacy with regard to print, and the verbal aspects of language. A literate person is usually one who can read and write, using the signs, symbols and cultural codes in at least one language.
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When we talk about literacy in its usual context, we think about literacy with regard to print, and the verbal aspects of language. A literate person is usually one who can read and write, using the signs, symbols and cultural codes in at least one language.
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Scientific literacy and the media
Annals of Neurology, 2011S. Claiborne Johnston, Stephen L. Hauser
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