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Media Literacy
Media literacy deals with the critical analysis of mass media: production, agenda, "grammar"
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- January 26, 2017
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- Greg Hardin
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Center for Media Literacy (Reference Material) -
Advertising Literacy (Presentation) -
Media Literacy Review (Collection) -
Lesson Plan on Exposing Gender Stereotypes (Presentation)
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How Marketers Target Kids (Drill and Practice)
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CMS.100 Introduction to Media Studies (MIT) (Online Course) -
CMS.100 Introduction to Media Studies (MIT) (Online Course)
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A Portal to Media Literacy (Presentation) -
CMS.998 / CMS.600 New Media Literacies (Online Course)
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NewseumED (Collection)
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Weird Ways of News (Open (Access) Textbook)
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24.264 Film as Visual and Literary Mythmaking (Online Course) -
New Media, Civic Media (Presentation)
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21L.432 Understanding Television (Online Course) -
Weird Ways of News (Open (Access) Textbook)
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When Media Are New: Understanding the Dynamics of New Media Adoption and Use (Open (Access) Textbook) -
Media and Cultural Theory (Open (Access) Textbook)
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Launch! Advertising and Promotion in Real Time (Open (Access) Textbook) -
Controversy in Advertising - the Pornography Debate (Case Study)
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Advertising: It's Everywhere (Drill and Practice)
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We the Media: Grassroots Journalism by the People, for the People (Open (Access) Textbook)
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Understanding Media and Social Culture – An Introduction to Mass Communication (Open (Access) Textbook)
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Media, Education, and the Marketplace (Online Course)
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The Gender Ads Project (Collection)
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Anatomy of an Ad: An Analysis of Advertising Techniques (Presentation)
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Magazine Production (Presentation)
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Case Studies on the Tobacco Industry (Case Study)
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Ad Campaigns (Reference Material)
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Sex in Advertising (Presentation)
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"Keep Smiling - No One's Going to Die" (Case Study)
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"Keep Smiling - No One's Going to Die" (Case Study)
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50 Years of Coca Cola Advertising (Collection) -
Body Image - Photo Manipulation (Drill and Practice)
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Emergence of Advertising in America (Reference Material)
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Historical Ads (Collection) -
Media and Culture (Presentation)
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Nineteenth Century Advertising (Reference Material)
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Print Ad Archives (Collection)
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Ads from the Comics Books (Collection) -
Advertising Project Reference LIB740 (Presentation)
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Children and the Media (Reference Material)
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Choosing Advertising Mediums (Presentation)
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Cigarette Advertising Archive (Collection) -
Commercials and Webcasts that illustrate Advertising Principles (Reference Material)
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Introduction to Mass Media (Online Course)
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In Defense of Advertising (Open (Access) Textbook)
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Introduction to Mass Media (Open (Access) Textbook) -
Media Studies 101 (Open (Access) Textbook) -
Smoke and Fire: Anti-Smoking Ads (Presentation) -
Taking ADvantage (Presentation)
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Merchants of Cool (Reference Material) -
LIB 740- Center for Social Media (Reference Material)
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21L.015 Introduction to Media Studies (Online Course) -
21F.034 / CMS.930 Media Education and the Marketplace (Online Course)
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Race, Politics and American Media (Presentation)
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Future of News: News vs Noise (Presentation) -
Marshall McLuhan (Tutorial)
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Media Education Foundation (Reference Material)
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International News (Collection)
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Media Smarts (Collection)
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Digital Media and Learning (Reference Material) -
MIL/PEER (Development Tool)
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News, Information, and Media Literacy (Collection)
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Center for News Literacy (Online Course Module)
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News Literacy Project (Collection)
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Journalism WebQuest: Media and Ethics (Assignment)
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Case Study: Data Journalism (Case Study)
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7 Things Your Should Know about Citizen Journalism (Open (Access) Journal-Article)
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ICT Literacy in Journalism (Collection)
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Death Penalty in the Movies (Presentation) -
The Living Room Candidate (Collection) -
Evaluating Online Media Literacy in Higher Education (Open (Access) Journal-Article)
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Fake News Invasion (Reference Material)
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Media Education Lab (Collection)The best part is their list of media literacy sites
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FactCheck (Collection)
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Business "Urban Legends" (Reference Material) -
Evaluating information: The cornerstone of civic online reasoning (Assessment Tool)
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Finding news and news evaluation (Collection)
