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 Media Literacy Week 2020
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By Sarah Bayne
In Blog, Carol Arcus, Diana Maliszewski, Elementary, End User License Agreements, Essential Frameworks, Kindergarten, Lessons and Ideas, Neil Andersen, Resources, Sarah Bayne, Secondary
Posted November 4, 2020

Media Literacy Week 2020

A perspective by Sarah Bayne, an Ontario elementary educator and board member with the AML. October was a stressful month for many of us. Between students, teachers, and families navigating the [...]

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 An Anti-Racist Curriculum through Media Literacy
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By Carol Arcus
In Carol Arcus, Elementary, Essential Frameworks, Lessons and Ideas, Michelle Solomon, Resources, Secondary
Posted August 24, 2020

An Anti-Racist Curriculum through Media Literacy

Curio.ca by Michelle Solomon and Carol Arcus These resource materials are the beginning of an ongoing bank of resources that will allow teachers to build an effective anti-racial curriculum [...]

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 Media Literacy Triangle with Questions
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By Neil Andersen
In Essential Frameworks
Posted September 16, 2019

Media Literacy Triangle with Questions

This graphic presents questions that mobilize the items on the Media Literacy Triangle. Do NOT engage all the questions at any one time. Select one or two at most from each side in any given [...]

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 Social Media Triangle
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By Association for Media Literacy
In Essential Frameworks
Posted September 16, 2019

Social Media Triangle

The Social Media Triangle was designed for the OTF/OADE Social Media and Teacher Learning Conference, February, 2012. It is an amalgam of the Media Literacy Triangle and Critical Literacy [...]

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 Fake News Triangle
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By Neil Andersen
In Essential Frameworks
Posted August 28, 2019

Fake News Triangle

  What is new about fake news? As with all news in the 21st Century, it is more frequent, easier to encounter but harder to verify. Where once professional editors filtered news for accuracy [...]

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By Neil Andersen
In Essential Frameworks
Posted August 28, 2019

Fake News Triangle – Audience

These Audience-related questions are designed to help you assess the news story from different audiences’ points of view. Do not use them all, but choose as many as will help you assess [...]

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By Neil Andersen
In Essential Frameworks
Posted August 27, 2019

Fake News Triangle – Production

These Production-related questions are designed to help you assess the producers and distributors of the news story. Do not use them all, but choose as many as will help you assess your chosen [...]

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By Neil Andersen
In Essential Frameworks
Posted August 27, 2019

Fake News Triangle – Text

These text-related questions are designed to help you interrogate the codes and conventions of the news. Do not use them all, but choose as many as will help you assess your chosen news report. [...]

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17 Jan

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15 Jan

Wonderful examples of culturally-appropriate messages.

What others might you imagine?

Media construct versions of reality.

⁦⁦@A_M_L_⁩ #medialiteracy https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-05-05/Kangaroos-trout-and-hockey-sticks-to-help-with-social-distancing-Qfm75LkwBq/index.html

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15 Jan

What inferences might we make from learning that telcos are the largest donors?

Media contain commercial meanings.
Media contain social and political meanings.

⁦@A_M_L_⁩ #medialiteracy https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/corporate-donations-suspended-u-s-republicans-1.5873268

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15 Jan

How might we respond if the riot is given a human face?

Media construct versions of reality.
Audiences negotiate meaning.

⁦⁦@A_M_L_⁩ #medialiteracy https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/14/politics/police-officers-capitol-riot-hodges-fanone/index.html

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15 Jan

Could the GPS and login data be cross-referenced to the locations and chatter that occurred over the previous week?

Media construct versions of reality.

@A_M_L_ #medialiteracy https://twitter.com/MediatedReality/status/1350095519222153218

Jesse Miller@MediatedReality

The more I see these stories, I believe these are the same people who worry that tech ruins kids, so they film themselves destroying an iPad (while kids cry in the background) using either a hammer or shotgun, then post to Facebook about good parenting 🤷🏻‍♂️ https://www.theverge.com/2021/1/14/22231749/parler-interactive-map-video-gps-capitol-attack

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