Media Literacy Now - 1 views
*Tool Name: Media Literacy Now Link: https://medialiteracynow.org/ *Short Description: Media Literacy now is an organization that is both consumer and educator driven. Through news articles that...
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Web Literacy Education for Educators - November Learning - 0 views
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lexpollinaa on 19 Oct 16Teach your students vital information literacy skills with this website.
The News Literacy Project - 1 views
Tool Name: The News Literacy Project (https://newslit.org) Short Description: The News Literacy Project is an educational nonprofit that strives for students to become news-literate. This online r...
Common Sense Media: Digital Compass https://www.commonsense.org/education/digital-compass - 1 views
I attended a Common Sense Media workshop several years ago, and have found the organization an invaluable resource ever since. Their curriculum guides, app and other media ratings, technology contr...
Radio Rookies - 2 views
Student-created radio show episodes on a variety of topics. The program offers a curriculum to help students become audio journalists, which teaches them media literacy skills as they explore topic...
Mural - 1 views
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Make remote design work Online brainstorming, synthesis and collaboration. Here, I am using the platform in order to have students critically engage in an information/media literacy lesson aimed at evaluating the credibility/validity of independent and group research.
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Living Online lab promoting digital and media literacy K-12 Reuben Loewy
WordPress-Blogging with a purpose - 1 views
Creating a course-integrated blog with WordPress can help students by participating in information and media literacy and understand what they are. Educators can create prompts that encourage stude...
Media Education Lab - 1 views
https://mediaeducationlab.com/ Great resources for teachers to help cultivate Information and Media literacy in our students #medialiteracy #mediaecology #techinpedagogy #uri
Encoding/decoding model of communication - Wikipedia - 1 views
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Hall offers a detailed theoretical and semiotic analysis of the processes by which messages are encoded into media by the creators and decoded by the consumers. He provides a vocabulary for naming the different phases of message production and reception, and a theoretical framework for understanding how they operate. While this text might be considered too dense for many high school students, the ideas themselves are not, and a shared familiarity with these ideas creates a firm foundation on which to build future discussions of how media operates and how to discern even the most deeply coded messages and biases.
Project Noah - 1 views
Do you want your students to improve their media literacy skills in a fun and interactive way? Check out Project Noah, it's a great app where students become scientist and explore wildlife in their...
Toontastic - 0 views
Toontastic One tool that promotes digital and media literacy for students in primary grades is Toontastic. This app gives students the freedom and the tools to design their own interactive storie...
Scrible: https://www.scrible.com/ - 0 views
Technology tool for informational and media literacy. Users bookmark, annotate and highlight and take notes on sources. The program also created a bibliography for students.
Information & Media Literacy - 2 views
As students begin research, it's helpful to consider just how much the internet has to offer. Do them (and yourself) a favor by learning to research efficiently using keywords and phrases: https://...
Factitious http://factitious.augamestudio.com - 3 views
Lauren MacDonald Tool Name: Factitious http://factitious.augamestudio.com/#/ Short Description: Factitious is an online fact-checking game for middle and high school students, or even anyone who n...
Google Search Education - 1 views
Google Search Education promotes information and media literacy in classrooms by offering pre-made lesson plans, an archive of webinars, online courses, and the "A Google a Day Challenge." These f...
ikeepsafe.org - 1 views
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I Keep Safe tracks global trends and issues as a professional non-profit organization. It was established in 2005 by policy leaders, educators, law enforcement, technology experts, public health experts and advocates. The research collects and generates positive resources for all who teach youths how to use new media devices and platforms which promotes safety and good health. Content from iKeepSafe maybe used by teachers or any advocate to communicate and promote digital citizenship and media literacy into local programs. Globally, iKeepSafe helps all countries implement digital citizen and lessons by informing public officials, community members and law enforcement to engage upon the universal codes of conduct.
Newsela.com - 1 views
This website offers educators and students a reliable source of news articles, historical documents and texts. The website compiles articles from media sources like the Washington Post, Los Angeles...
Brain Pop - 1 views
Technology Post 6 Digital Citizenship - 1 views
InCtrl allows teacher grades 4-8 to introduce and discuss about the important of being a digital citizen. It has interactive lessons on such topics as media literacy, privacy, and cyberbullying. ...