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Our brand new PD Webinar – May 2 – and more! Click here for April’s newsletter.
National Media Education – Event Review
AML’s National Media Education Week Event, November 2007 On Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007 the AML held the fall event entitled Feature Film & Popular Culture in support of National Media Education Week. Held in the OISE library, the well-attended event (which was webcast – an AML first!) featured guest speakers followed by a group discussion….
OLA 2021: Clever Minds & Human Hearts
The Ontario Library Association’s annual OLA SuperConference, was held virtually February 3-6, 2021. The theme was “Clever Minds and Human Hearts”. AML Vice President Diana Maliszewski & Director Sarah Bayne created & shared “Add Another M: Incorporating Media Literacy Into STEAM Explorations”. Please click here to view this rich presentation.
Meaning and Meme-ing
https://www.instagram.com/solo_orca/reel/DCuult5Jqgx/ In this guest post, educator Rachel Wood describes how she developed a series of lessons to use in the Library Learning Commons (LLC), as part of an Additional Qualification (AQ) course she took. AML would like to thank Rachel for permitting the publication of her lessons here on this site – the link…
A Media Literacy Menu : Ingredients for Successful Media Studies
The following observations are designed to serve as probes and provocations to uncover the essence of some important ideas about media education and media studies. Based largely on the experience of The Association for Media Literacy during the last ten years, I hope these ideas and resources will stimulate discussion and debate.
Podcast: The End of the World as we Know It – Parts 1 & 2
‘The End of the World As We Know It’, Parts One and Two If you listen to any podcasts about AI and education this year, make it these. Tim King and AML President Neil Andersen discuss the challenges arising from evolving communications technologies in the mid-2020s; including digital security, GenAI, and quantum computing. How might…

