What is Digital & Media Literacy?
by Sara Anderson
1. ways to read online
2. meme culture
2.1. the ability to understand an image with an integrated caption
3. literacy
3.1. ability to read and write
3.1.1. in terms of digital/media: understand images
3.2. access
3.2.1. awareness
3.2.1.1. analysis
3.2.1.1.1. evaluation
4. sound?
4.1. listening to things online and their connection to images
4.1.1. conveys messages
4.2. YouTube
4.3. TED Talks
4.4. Music
5. ebooks
5.1. the book industry
5.1.1. Barnes and Noble and decline in sales
5.2. conveys messages
6. non-examples of media
6.1. emails
6.2. phone calls
6.3. paintings
6.3.1. but what about mass produced images of famous paintings?
6.4. THESE ARE ALL EXAMPLES OF MEDIA!!!
7. Images
7.1. semiotics
7.2. does literacy apply to images? - common debate
8. media literacy education
8.1. develop habits of literacy
8.2. active inquiry and critical thinking about messages we receive and create
8.2.1. who
8.2.2. what
8.2.3. where
8.2.4. when
8.2.5. why
8.3. TEACHING STUDENTS HOW TO NAVIGATE THE INTERNET, UTILIZE ONLINE TOOLS, ETC
8.3.1. THINK ABOUT THE WAYS IN WHICH STUDENTS LEARN HOW TO DO RESEARCH, ETC
9. DIGITAL MEDIA CITIZENSHIP AND THE WAYS IN WHICH STUDENTS SHOULD CONDUCT THEMSELVES ONLINE
10. ability to connect with others
11. technology
11.1. knowing how to navigate the internet
11.2. being able to use technology appropriately
11.3. can develop new language based on the form of technology
11.3.1. ex. text messages
11.3.2. media vocabulary
11.3.2.1. subliminal perception
12. cyber-safety
12.1. knowing how to navigate the internet safely
12.2. cyber bullying and its cons
12.3. are there rules for the internet and technology use?
12.3.1. are they common knowledge?
13. social media
14. assessments that adapt to students reading literacy
14.1. tailoring education to students needs
14.2. better engagement
14.3. Summit Program
15. books are a form of media
16. graphic organizers
16.1. science
16.1.1. math
16.1.1.1. news reporting