Lessons and Ideas

October 25-30 is Media Literacy Week! We have 2 wonderful guest posts, and news on a great free webinar for all OTF members. Click here for the October newsletter. AML is partnering with OTF for [...]

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. [...]

Media educators are everywhere, providing authentic experiences to their students in unique ways. This guest post, by author Jen Balido-Cadavez, shares the way that she involved her students in [...]

This is an adapted version of a blog post called “Salvaging Old Lessons for New Students”, also written by Diana Maliszewski, that first appeared on the Monday Molly Musings blog on [...]

Credit to @sylviaduckworth and @privtoprog on Twitter   Recently, Vice President Diana Maliszewski presented a Grade 5/6 anti-racist Elementary unit at NAMLE’21. Power in the Picture: [...]

Neil Andersen boldly suggests that MLE needs now to address the hows and the whats of scale, audience experience and network effects, ideas that have emerged in the last 20 years and that have [...]

    AML presented at NAMLE 2021 this year, in a successful conference of media literacy educators and researchers. Here is our Vice President Diana Maliszewski’s recorded [...]

Chelsea Attwell, Vice President of the Association for Media Literacy, shares her 2021 NAMLE presentation, Exploring Virtual Learning Environments to Support Student Agency in the Early Years. [...]

Many parents make a particular point of exposing their children to books at an early age and continue to promote a love of reading throughout their childhoods. As popular as tablets and [...]

Eggs – Not That Kind by Diana Maliszewski Today’s blog post has appeared on my personal blog (Monday Molly Musings) as well as the Association for Media Literacy website. I am [...]