1) What do you do? I’m currently in limbo as to what I do. In May I complete my Master’s program from Marquette University, where my emphasis in media studies was molded to research in the areas of media literacy education and scholastic journalism. Starting this fall, I will be an English and Journalism teacher and [...]
What do you do? I teach AP / Dual Enrolled English IV and Media Literacy. I’m also the English Department Chair, and I run the Texas Track & Field Coaches Association. Tell me about your latest work or project in media literacy. My students and I have recently launched a website called the Institute [...]
1) What do you do? I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication at Roosevelt University in Chicago. I teach undergraduate courses in media studies and intercultural communication. I have taught such courses as Media Literacy, Children and Media, Media and Social Change, Cross-Cultural Communication, and Introduction to Media Production. This is my [...]
1) What do you do? I’m assistant professor at the University of Parma, Italy, the town of the prosciutto di Parma and the Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese. I teach Media Pedagogy to both undergraduate and graduate students in programs for out-of-school educators. I teach them what MLE is and how to use it in their future work [...]
I wear a several hats within the field of youth media, media arts production, and as a community media educator and producer. Currently, I divide my time between several initiatives. As an instructor with the Big Picture Alliance, I’m teaching and designing curriculum for a Digital Badges filmmaking pilot program with 9th graders.
1) What do you do? I’m an “m-passioned” media literacy advocate and activist—and a professor, researcher, author, and speaker. As the Founding Head of Media Analysis & Criticism at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism & Mass Communication, I’ve taught thousands of students across all majors how to be media literate—or as I [...]
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