Conference Program

NAMLE's leadership role in organizing and convening professional development conferences in the field of media literacy education is unparalleled. NAMLE convenes its members every two years to explore concepts and exchange ideas that help students gain skills in the multiple literacies they will need to thrive in the 21st century. The rich mix of conversations, presentations and hands-on experimentation, plus time for networking and reflection, offers teachers, administrators, media librarians, health educators, and religious and youth leaders a unique opportunity to learn from one another and from leaders in the field.

What will conference participants find at the 2009 national conference?

• Keynote presentations by nationally-recognized and internationally-known experts in media literacy
  
  
• An array of sessions and workshop presentations within three main threads: Research, Practice, and Youth Media
  
  
• A research roundtable to discuss the latest studies and findings about the efficacy of media literacy education
  
  
• Leadership development opportunities presented under the guidance of media literacy veterans
  
  
• Screenings of the latest video resources for classroom and community use
  
  
• The ever-popular Modern Media Makers (M3) production camp for teens and a special session showcasing their work
  
  
• Opportunities to learn more about NAMLE, to network with colleagues, and to enjoy the Motown spirit!

Schedule at-a-glance

Pre-conference session

Special Events, Meals, and Celebrations

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