Carol Arcus

The OISE Centre for Media Culture and Education (CMCE) and the McLuhan Foundation present: Canadian Contexts of Critical AI Literacy AI literacy is not just about knowing how to use AI— [...]

Pope Leo dropped Magnifica Humanitas, his encyclical addressing the challenges of Artificial Intelligence, on the 135th anniversary of Pope Leo XIII’s landmark 1891 social encyclical, Rerum [...]

Carol Arcus: Notes and Musings on IMLRS 2026, Rome, Italy Introduction: As you might have predicted, this International Media Literacy Research Symposium in Rome tended to focus on AI. Many [...]

Just Dance By Tessa Lofthouse, Carol Arcus and Diana Maliszewski   How does dance education happen in your school? In many elementary schools, dance is a prep delivery subject, taught by [...]

Here are the youtube URLs for all 3 parts of our webinar series on A.I. in the classroom: Click here for the YouTube video of Part 1. Click here for a transcript of Part 1. Click here for the [...]

Attendees of IMLRS2024 found themselves in a delightful semi-tropical setting, with a perfect temperature range of 19-23C. It was an intense 2 days, with talk ranging from the inevitable [...]

* AI Representation – Why Names and Concepts Matter By Diana Maliszewski and Carol Arcus On March 4, 2024, the Association for Media Literacy offered a webinar called “Using & [...]

l to r: Nina Silver; Carol Arcus; Wayne Arcus; Chelsea Attwell; Neil Andersen; Irene Faiz; Don Kwan   As a tribute to our leader and past mentor Barry Duncan, inspired by the teachings of [...]

John was a media literacy education pioneer, a guiding light whose influence extended far beyond my classroom. As my first mentor in the field, even before Barry Duncan, his impact on my [...]

 An Inquiry into an American Icon* by Carol Arcus, Neil Andersen, and Michelle Solomon “I want to do the imagining, not be just the idea” (Barbie) The 2023/2024 school year has begun [...]