The New Mexico Media Literacy Project, founded in 1993, is one of the largest and most successful media literacy organizations in the United States. Our mission is to cultivate critical thinking and activism in our media culture to build healthy and just communities. NMMLP delivers dynamic multimedia presentations at conferences, workshops and classrooms across the […]
Media Literacy Toolbox
Media Literacy Toolbox provides a complete introduction to media literacy concepts, skills and applications. It’s an interactive DVD-ROM containing over 100 selected media examples – television commercials, magazine ads, excerpts from TV and radio shows, newspaper and magazine articles and other media messages. The disc also includes over 30 printable activity and discussion guides you […]
Media4(ME)
“Media4[ME] is a European network, which links media education with social cohesion, intercultural dialogue and human rights issues by exchanging intercultural good practice and methodologies between members, by promoting and sharing research and by designing joint activities for youngsters, adults and minorities in Europe. Media4[ME] defines intercultural media education as all media education activities for […]
Young People and Social Networking Services
The project investigates how social networking services can and are being used to support personalised formal and informal learning by young people in schools and colleges. The work opens by asking “What are social networking services?” This section investigates current definitions of social networking services and provides a comprehensive review of current social networking service […]
Cyberbullying advice & guidance
In the UK, a reported 22% of children and young people claim to have been the target of cyberbullying making this one of the most important new areas of behaviour to understand and to equip schools, carers and young people with the ability to respond. In 2007, Childnet was commissioned by the UK Department for […]
Internet Literacy Handbook
“In the space of only a decade or so, the Internet has revolutionised the way we work, learn and play. Traditional literacy skills are no longer sufficient for those who wish to take advantage of the opportunities and avoid the pitfalls presented by the Internet. Indeed, the lack of basic information literacy skills is as […]
European Cultural Foundation (ECF)
“We support the arts across Europe by investing in people and projects whose work is innovative and border-crossing. This involves giving young people the chance to make the most of their creativity and have their work displayed and discussed in mainstream media. It means encouraging open artistic exchange, through special collaborative projects and by funding […]
Blogging
“Before the 1990s, the world consisted of one-way media formats. Newspapers told us the stories they felt were important, cut out information they felt to be irrelevant, and gave us a very limited view of the world. Radio brought us news, talk, and music entertainment that someone else thought we would find interesting or compelling. […]
What is Media Literacy?
“Imagine a world where you receive thousands of messages each day. These messages are not only from your friends and family, but from strangers who want to sell you something. Maybe the strangers want to sell you one of their products or services, or maybe they want to sell you ideas they believe in. Imagine […]
Documentary Filmmaking for Teens
“Your whole life you’ve noticed the world around you. The people that make you feel happy and sad. The things you like and don’t like. The events happening around you that are really interesting. All of these things are reasons to pick up a camera and make a video about it. Believe it or not, […]
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