The every-two-year NAMLE National Conference is the premier opportunity for training and professional development in the field of media literacy education. This post lists links to some of the online highlights from the 2009 Conference in Detroit, MI.
by NAMLE member Lisa Floading, Communications Educator at Port Washington High School, Wisconsin Perhaps English rock band The Clash said it best: “Know Your Rights!” In early August, I attended the 2009 NAMLE Conference and the “Yes, You Can! Understanding Copyright and Fair Use for Media Literacy Education” session presented by Renee Hobbs. I came [...]
By NAMLE member Cary Gillenwater, Doctoral student, Education, Culture, Curriculum, and Change; University of North Carolina The 2009 NAMLE conference was my first media literacy conference, and I was very excited to finally have a chance to interact in a more formal setting with scholars and practitioners who emphasized media literacy in their research and [...]
The National Association for Media Literacy Education (NAMLE) has honored one of its own with its coveted Meritorious Service Award, during its national conference, “Bridging Literacies: Critical Connections in a Digital World,” held recently in Detroit. Elizabeth Thoman –Liz to her friends and colleagues – was recognized for her lifetime of work and exemplary leadership [...]
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