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Connecting to Media Literacy

Connecting to Media Literacy. Alice Tope. Education Technology South Eastern Ohio. ETSEO is an OETC. Media Literacy Workshop for RPDC. Eight OETCs : PBS partners. WGTE NWOET SOITA WCET ITSCO ETSEO NETO WVIZ. techETSEO #23 Teaching Media Literacy Skills. Thirteen Hour Workshop.

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Connecting to Media Literacy

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  1. Connecting to Media Literacy

  2. Alice Tope Education Technology South Eastern Ohio

  3. ETSEO is an OETC

  4. Media Literacy Workshop for RPDC

  5. Eight OETCs : PBS partners WGTE NWOET SOITA WCET ITSCO ETSEO NETO WVIZ

  6. techETSEO #23Teaching Media Literacy Skills

  7. Thirteen Hour Workshop

  8. WebQuest Approach:True Grit and Media Lit http://web.mvesc.k12.oh.us/webquest.asp?fileID=138

  9. Charlotte had True Grit • Born in 1816 • Jane Eyre - 1847 • Shirley - 1849 • Villette - 1853 • The Professor - 1857 • Jane Eyre online • http://www.literature.org/authors/bronte-charlotte/jane-eyre/

  10. True Grit for Media Lit True Grit for Media Lit Big Russ and Me by Tim Russert

  11. Connecting Media Lit & Info Lit • Related topics- • Information Literacy: • The ability to recognize a need for information, and then be able to identify, locate, evaluate, and use that information for the issue at hand.

  12. Media Literacy • The Ability to • Access • Analyze • Evaluate • And Communicate Mass media information in a variety of formats including print and nonprint.

  13. INFORMATION LITERACY Big 6 • Ability to • Access • Analyze • Evaluate • Communicate • INFORMATION • Find what you need. http://www.big6.com/

  14. Big 6 Steps • 1. Task Definition • 2. Information Seeking Strategies. • 3. Location and Access • 4. Use of Information • 5. Synthesis • 6. Evaluation Hold mail! http://www.big6.com/

  15. Media Lit • Use Info Skills: • Accuracy • Point of View • Fact or fiction • Misleading info • Appropriateness • Mass media messages

  16. Updated Definition: • What is Media Literacy? • Media Literacy is a 21st century approach to education. • It provides a framework to access, analyze, evaluate • and create messages in a variety of forms • - from print to video to the Internet. • Media Literacy builds an understanding • of the role of media in society, • as well as essential skills • of inquiry and self-expression necessary • for citizens of a democracy. • “Media rich lessons”

  17. MEDIA LITERACY • We live in a media saturated society. • Children spend 5.5 hours per day using media. • Positive experience!

  18. “The Heart of Media Lit is Inquiry.” • Projects are • Engaging • Fun • Related to real life • Educational

  19. Iditarod: March 5, 2005 • PBS Teacher Source • Mathline • Iditarod Technology - Infolit Workshop! http://www.iditarod.com/ http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/mathline/concepts/iditarod/activity2.shtm

  20. WebQuest Workshop: Iditarod Technology and Information Literacy Workshop • Inquiry Based • Content Standards • A “real life” project • Fun AND Educational

  21. The Repository • The Arts • Engage past nine Multiple Intelligence

  22. Easy way to start! • Advertisements: • Last drop • Reach out • Yellow went • Melt in mouth • Little dab • Golden Arches

  23. Media Lit: Advertisement • Check the Z

  24. Media Lit: Advertisement • Check the Z

  25. Appropriate Advertisement? • What do you think? • Read pictures, too!

  26. Media Lit: Advertisement • On TV? • Write an honest ad.

  27. True Grit and Media Lit • A WebQuest • BYOW from WGTE http://www.wgte.org/

  28. True Grit and Media Lit Navigator • Google: “True Grit and Media Lit” Http://web.mvesc .k12.oh.us/webquest.asp?fileID=138

  29. Center for Media Literacy • Download a kit. http://www.medialit.org/

  30. PBS TeacherSource • “Test Your Media Smarts Quiz” http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/media_lit/media_lit.shtm

  31. ECB Surf Report • Download CyberPigs Game. Quiz at end. http://www.ecb.org/surf/medialit.htm

  32. More Links and Resources • Who’s the top celebrity endorser? http://www.swlauriersb.qc.ca/schools/recit/ml/mllinks.htm

  33. Chalkwaves Ohio - Digital Video Media on Demand Handout

  34. Chalkwaves Ohio • Search Term: • Media Literacy • Advertising - Junior

  35. Chalkwaves Ohio • Search Term: Literacy • Data: How Do You Show It? - The creation and use of graphs in many arenas • -Access with Information- How to plan a project • -Information Literacy in Action- Teaching the research process

  36. Chalkwaves Ohio • Search Term: Information lit • 15 hits including • Mission Noun • Media Law • Static to Noise • Media and Elections

  37. Instructional Video & Media Literacy • HANDOUT: • Creating Critical Viewers • Life Skills 101: Media Wise •  In the Mix • http://www.pbs.org/inthemix/ • Students Turn For a Change • http://www.project540.org/main.cfm

  38. Media Literacy • Looks good! • But Jane says, “Not!” • And • Bloggers back Bush.

  39. From a Media Lit Website - Social Studies: Facilitate a discussion of the relationship between media and terrorism . What use do terrorists make of various media? How do terrorists manipulate the news media into communicating their messages and furthering their causes? In recent years, how have terrorists used self-produced Web sites and video to achieve their objectives? How dependent are terrorists on media messages about their activities? Prepare for this discussion by defining the word, “terrorism”. How is terrorism different from any other combat? Then, have student groups analyze the media coverage of a selected terrorist act based on the questions listed here and then share their findings with the class.

  40. Terrorism: a political issue. • We need courage as a nation. Help children be brave!

  41. Adventures from The Book of Virtues • 30 segments (gr 3-5) • No dup rights • Book by William Bennett • PBSkids.org/adventures • Courage Clip

  42. Think about it! • How does the media influence us? • Who controls the media? • Was life different before mass media? • Why is television so trashy? • How can media be incorporated in classroom activities?

  43. True Grit and Media Lit • Get ideas!

  44. INFOhio and HCESC Workshops • New Literacies for the 21st Century Classroom • March 11 - BG • April 5 - Columbus • April 15 - Centerville • April 22 - Auburn Tech http://infohio.org/ID/newliteracies2004.html

  45. Media Literacy / Traditional Literacy • Reading & Writing • Critical analysis • Evaluation • Life long learning

  46. True Grit! Educational Technology for South Eastern Ohio http://web.mvesc.k12.oh.us/webquest.asp?fileID=138

  47. True Grit!

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