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Media and Power
Materials addressing the relationship between media institutions and political power, with an emphasis on propaganda, fake news, and the use of social media for political gain.
- Date Added to MERLOT:
- March 30, 2023
- Created by:
- Chad Harris
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Fake News Invasion (Reference Material)a bit dated, but has interactive content and might be good for a discussion resource.
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A Finder's Guide to Facts (Open (Access) Journal-Article)Although dated, a good article that has students ask critical questions about media content - might be good for a... More -
FactCheck (Collection)This is about FactCheck.org. A great website that is updated daily. Post as a resource on Fake News. -
Evaluating information: The cornerstone of civic online reasoning (Assessment Tool)basically a research articel
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Fake News: Is Media Literacy the Answer? (Open (Access) Journal-Article)An online article with links to resources, seems centered around 2016 election
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Evaluating Information: Fake News (Collection)Research guide from U. of Washington
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Use this for lesson ideas
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Media Literacy Now (Collection)Post as an optional resource
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Media Education Foundation (Reference Material)a great website with documentary film, explore for content and post on the syllabus as optional resource.
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German Propaganda Archive (Reference Material)Good for content for weeks on German propaganda -
Photography in the Third Reich: Art, Physiognomy and Propaganda (Open (Access) Textbook)Looks like a fascinating textbook - read for chapters to assign for weeks on German propaganda. It's an anthology... More
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Private Snafu Cartoon Series | The National WWII Museum | New Orleans (Open (Access) Journal-Article)This is just an article on Snafu, doesn't seem to provide access to the cartoons themselves, which can be found on... More
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How Disney Propaganda Shaped Life on the Home Front During WWII (Open (Access) Journal-Article)Good article on use of cartoons in US Propaganda during WWII, from Smithsonian Magazine. Assign for Week on US... More
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Windows on war : Soviet posters 1943-1945 (Presentation)
