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"You need to learn how to exercise mindful deployment of your attention online if you are going to become a critical consumer of digital media; productive use of Twitter or YouTube requires knowledge of who your public is, how your participation meets their needs (and what you get in return), and how memes flow through networked publics. Ultimately, the most important fluency is not in mastering a particular literacy but in being able to put all five of these literacies together into a way of being in digital culture."

The Media Education Lab at Temple University improves media literacy education through scholarship and community service.

A great Critical Thinking/Media Literacy exercise

21st Century Learning: Copyright, Copyleft & Remix/Mashup Culture: Influence of Media on Society: History of Technology & Media: Social Networks & Identity: Mashups, Stop Motion, Animations & Short Films

Documentaries Cyberbullying and Internet Safety Mashups, Stop Motion, Animations & Short Films Social Networks & Identity: History of Technology & Media:

Begin to analyze a campaign ad by dividing the content into six "scenes" and drawing the scenes on the storyboard panels below. Write short descriptions beneath each picture. Then, write a few sentences describing the overall content of the ad.