Now Available: Journal of Media Literacy Education: Volume 4 Issue 1. This special issue features program highlights from the NAMLE 2011 Conference held July 22-25th in Philadelphia, PA. The conference theme was “Global Visions, Local Connections: Voices in Media Literacy Education” and the research articles, Voices from the Field, and professional resource reviews stay true to that [...]
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
M3 Video Archive The 2011 student productions, a meta documentary on the experience, Q&A footage, and bonus behind-the-scenes clips, and an excerpt of their conversation with Mohammed Bilal. M3 Process & Round-up by Annelise Wunderlich What happens when you take 16 teenagers from all over the country, put them into a small, hot room, give [...]
In his July 24 address at the NAMLE conference, keynote speaker Douglas Rushkoff said he felt inspired by how “sexy” media literacy has become. The term “media literacy” used to make eyes glaze over; it sounded like something that came from the parent/establishment world, but now it’s a fertile cultural source—“a weird, cross-pollinating thing, something iconoclastic that’s going [...]
Canadian blogger Mike Gange shouts out all of the media literacy personalities he’s gotten to know over the years on the conference circuit, and remarks on the new faces he met this year in Philly and the value of this caliber of conference for sharpening his media literacy saw as a teacher. Read his reflection [...]
The first of a few thoughts from NAMLE member Frank Gallagher, Executive Director of Cable in the Classroom, coming out of an interesting NAMLE conference in Philadelphia. Frank blogs about how a visit by Revolutionary War characters at the 2011 NAMLE Conference in Philadelphia prompted thinking about how media colors our understanding of history in his post: An [...]
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