Why Some Words?
Why Some Words? by Diana Maliszewski One of the 2023 Ontario Library Association’s Forest of Reading nominees is Can You Believe It?: How To Spot Fake News and Find the Facts by Joyce Grant [...]
Why Some Words? by Diana Maliszewski One of the 2023 Ontario Library Association’s Forest of Reading nominees is Can You Believe It?: How To Spot Fake News and Find the Facts by Joyce Grant [...]
https://nmc-mic.ca/2022/10/19/media-literacy-week-is-right-around-the-corner/ AML’s Co-Vice President Diana Maliszewski and AML Executive member June Lee in conversation as [...]
AML recognizes September 30, Canada’s first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. “The day honours the lost children and Survivors of residential schools, their families and [...]
Check out our Special Edition September Newsletter. Diana Maliszewski has spearheaded a rich set of K-12 lesson ideas on the Monarchy as Media. And don’t forget our Fall AQ! [...]
Check out our Fall Media AQ, a new Interview, and an invitation to re-visit our Lesson ideas.. Click here for our September newsletter.
by Neil Andersen Note: These two images, representing “about” and “through” come from the icon collection from The Noun Project. We are permitted to use these images under [...]
This lesson was created as the culminating project in the Association for Media Literacy’s Spring 2022 Additional Qualifications Course. The AML is grateful to C. Lim for her creativity and [...]
https://srlmisinformationoverload.tumblr.com/ This lesson was created as the culminating project in the The Association for Media Literacy’s Spring 2022 Additional [...]
https://imdb.to/3RlFRmj This lesson was created as the culminating project in the The Association for Media Literacy’s Spring 2022 Additional Qualifications Course. The AML is grateful to [...]
This lesson was created as the culminating project in the Association for Media Literacy’s Spring 2022 Additional Qualifications Course. The AML is grateful to Emma Myers for her creativity and [...]
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Media contain social and political messages.
Media contain values messages.
@A_M_L_ https://www.theguardian.com/film/2023/jan/03/frances-cesar-film-awards-ban-anyone-being-investigated-on-sex-crimes?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
Media construct versions of reality.
@A_M_L_ https://twitter.com/mattyglesias/status/1610096327060525056
Matthew Yglesias
@mattyglesias
The viral generational wealth chart looks very different when restated in per capita terms
https://economistwritingeveryday.com/2021/09/01/who-is-the-wealthiest-generation/
#MediaLiteracy is the most important skill
@A_M_L_ https://twitter.com/IrregularVerbal/status/1610056469344305152
Matthew Johnson
@IrregularVerbal
Fascinating thread on what makes something sound like “anime music” – with detours into history and linguistics.
Each medium has a unique aesthetic form
#DMLKeyConcepts https://twitter.com/atelierjoshua/status/1609588774916481024
Media contain social and political messages.
@A_M_L_ https://globalnews.ca/news/9383759/twitter-threats-arrest-rcmp-ottawa/
Media contain social and political messages.
@A_M_L_
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/poland-says-germany-refused-talks-ww2-reparations-2023-01-03/