Madeline Di Nonno delivered the closing keynote address at this year’s NAMLE conference. She is the Executive Director of SEE JANE and The Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media. View video clips below: Download the .Mp4 Video File Right click (Ctrl/Click on Mac) on this link to save this video file
NAMLE extends a huge thank-you to all of our sponsor-level contributors to this year’s conference in Philadelphia. Cable in the Classroom. Comcast. Common Sense Media. Montclair State University. Philadelphia International Records. Rotondaro Family Trust Many thanks for your support and the positive impact you allow us to have on media literacy education!
Enjoy media at its best — a diverse and dynamic line-up of film screenings every evening! A mix of shorts and features — documentaries, animation, and experimental — the NAMLE Film Festival showcases some of the most engaging films available to media literacy educators. Giving voice to viewpoints, individuals, and groups that are often misrepresented [...]
Research and Promising K-12 and Community Applications The NAMLE 2011 Conference includes many exciting presentations. We are pleased to bring you this keynote panel exploring the relationship between MLE and health, both personal and public. In this general session panel, leading researchers will provide an overview of what is currently happening in this field and, [...]
The NAMLE 2011 Conference spans four days: Friday, July 22 (the pre-conference day) through Monday, July 25. Here’s just a taste of why you’ll want to stay for all of them. Richard Beach (University of Minnesota) provides attendees with a hands-on experience in using digital annotation tools (i.e. Diigo, iAnnotate, Garageband/Audicity, VoiceThread, VideoAnt, YouTube Annotations, [...]
NAMLE was recently noted in two documents from The Aspen Institute and the Knight Foundation. Both of these organizations endeavor to bring awareness of the importance of media literacy education to broader audiences, and both have noted NAMLE as an actor in this effort. The Knight Commission Report on the Information Needs of Communities stated a need [...]
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