By Carol Arcus
Posted June deadline: I-Think Challenge Kits Fall’25!
Check out our June/25 Newsflash for information on registration and training for 3 new Fall I-Think Challenges: AI, Remembrance Day, and Well-Being.
In Blog, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Media Literate Parenting, Michelle Solomon, Neil Andersen, Professional Development, Recommended Resources, Resources, Secondary
Posted New resources: International Media Literacy; Neil Andersen’s A.I. reading list
As the school year comes to a close, here are some international resources that teachers, parents and our community may find useful. Let us know if you have anything to add to our growing list! [...]
By Carol Arcus
In Carol Arcus, Diana Maliszewski, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, MΓchΓlΓn NΓ Threasaigh, Neil Andersen, Professional Development, Secondary, Uncategorized
Posted Unpacking Machine Learning Parts 1, 2, and 3
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 [...]
In Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Neil Andersen, Professional Development, Resources, Secondary
Posted GenAI Pedagogical Strategies – Neil Andersen
Here are the prompts from Neil Andersen’s April 24, 2025 Unpacking GenAI Webinar part 3 presentation: Write a prompt. Execute the prompt. Assess the iteration. Reflect; revise [...]
In Blog, Directors, Elementary, Essential Frameworks, Executive, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Movie Review with a ML Lens, Professional Development, Resources, Sarah Gilpin
Posted Communicating in Merry Old Oz
by Sarah Gilpin, OCT; Director in Association for Media Literacy βIt’s not about apti-tude. It’s the way you’re viewed!β I first saw Wicked in London’s Apollo [...]
In Blog, Directors, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Movie Review with a ML Lens, Professional Development, Sarah Gilpin, Secondary
Posted Totally Ozmopolitan! Marketing the Merry Old Land of OzΒ
*by Sarah Gilpin, OCT & Director in The Association for Media Literacy How do you convince an audience to take time out of their busy schedules to see a film during box office opening [...]
In Elementary, Essential Frameworks, Lessons and Ideas, Professional Development, Resources, Secondary
Posted Using the 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 and [...]
By Carol Arcus
In Blog, Elementary, Essential Frameworks, Kindergarten, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Professional Development, Resources, Secondary
Posted Newsflash – PD Webinar December 5
Our November 17 Newsflash is a heads-up about AML’s December 5th PD webinar: Unpacking Machine Learning. Click here to register now! For more information, see our flyer here.
By Carol Arcus
Posted ‘Exploring Infomercials and Creating Our Own’ by Samar Ismail
AML is pleased to publish here a fun new lesson from a recent AQ graduate, Samar Ismail! Samar imagined she would capitalize on her Grade 5/6 students’ enjoyment of infomercials – [...]
By Carol Arcus
In Blog, Chelsea Attwell, Elementary, Essential Frameworks, Kindergarten, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, MΓchΓlΓn NΓ Threasaigh, Neil Andersen, Professional Development, Resources, Secondary
Posted October 2024 Newsletter: Media Literacy Week!
Welcome to Media Literacy Week, AML-style. We like to stretch the boundaries of inquiry into media, asking “what IS media?” and “what is not?” Here, we offer creative ways [...]
