As a participating member of the thrice-yearly meetings of the National Forum on Information Literacy in Washington, DC, NAMLE is proud to support Information Literacy Awareness Month. In promoting the very closely allied skill of media literacy, NAMLE encourages educators to take this opportunity to learn how they can increase their efforts to help students [...]
The International Film Channel is bringing its journalism documentary series back for a second campaign, and NAMLE is joining again as a partner.
Is your Senator on board? Find out below. A bill introduced in the Senate by Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) provides matching federal funds to states offering students curriculum options that integrate key 21st-century skills – including information literacy and media literacy. The bill is currently under consideration by the Senate Finance Committee. The 21st Century Skills [...]
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.
Is your Senator on board? Find out below. A bill introduced in the Senate by Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) provides matching federal funds to states offering students curriculum options that integrate key 21st-century skills – including information literacy and media literacy. The bill is currently under consideration by the Senate Finance Committee. The 21st Century Skills [...]
The first-ever Media Literacy Education Research Summit was called by NAMLE (AMLA), hoping that researchers from a variety of fields – from education to public health to psychology – would germinate a new research agenda for the next 10 years. What emerged from the two day event held in St. Louis the last weekend of [...]
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