admin LP# 4C Media Stereotypes: How Differences Divide
Respect and harmony in a multicultural society depends on people’s ability to understand and recognize the difference between a generalization…
LP# 3D Ads-R-Us: Understanding Target Marketing
A major aspect of core key question #3 is the idea that different people experience media messages differently. It is…
LP# 3B Silent Symbols Speak Loudly: Brands, Icons, and You
Brands, icons and symbols permeate our visual culture. Too often we assume that everyone interprets the symbols the same way.…
LP# 2B Basic Visual Language II: How to Analyze a Visual Text
Through cooperative observation, analysis and discussion, students learn to recognize how the basic visual elements learned in activity 2A –…
Five Key Questions That Can Change the World
"Where do I start?" is a cry often heard from teachers who would like to introduce media literacy in their…
CML 2005 Resource Catalog
You asked for it: a PDF version of CML’s popular resource catalog! Called the “illustrated bibliography of media literacy,” the…
Iowa Educators Pioneer Media Now Curriculum
As far back as pioneer days, Iowans have led the field in education. The first settlers sectioned the land and…
CML Activities and Accomplishments – 2003
The convergence of media and technology in a global culture is changing the way we learn about the world and…
Camera Always Lies, The
In line at the supermarket, you notice a photo on the cover of a news magazine. But it may not…
Video Games and the Art of Learning Well
Video and computer games are so popular that the video gaming industry currently makes more money than the film industry.…