LP# 1E Maps and Pictures in our Head
When we list types of media, we seldom include maps. But maps, as mass produced representations, are ideal for deeper…
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admin The Branding Alphabet
This high school activity, originally developed for 12th graders at the Berkeley Carroll School in 2002-3, helps students explore the…
CHILDREN: Economic Lessons for Young Viewers
Young children form many of their ideas about the outside world from television. And what they’re seeing is a world…
CML Educational Philosophy
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New Media and New Media Literacy
Because many 21stcentury homes are equipped with more robust technology than most schools, there is often a significant disconnect between…
Media Literacy Across the Curriculum
If they are to fully harness the power and potential of exciting new technologies and multimedia, our students must be…
Media Literacy and Prevention: Going Beyond ‘Just Say No’
Today most prevention practitioners and researchers, as well as concerned teachers and parents, recognize that many of the messages we…
Empowered Parents: Role Models for Taking Charge of TV Viewing
Television is an amazingly powerful communication tool. Its images of culture, family, relationships, and events give us opportunities to socialize,…