The first problem of the media is posed by what does not get translated, or even published in the dominant political languages.
Consulting Services
Renee Hobbs and otther members of the Media Education Lab team offer programs, workshops and consulting on topics including:
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AI in the Classroom - Disinformation in an Age of Algorithms
- Preventing Violent Extremism: The Role of Media Literacy and Active Listening
- Confronting Contemporary Propaganda
- Digital Literacy Matters
- Making Media with a Cell Phone
- Teaching the Conspiracies
- What Happens to Truth in a Post-Truth World
- Understanding Fake News: Focus on the New Economics of Online Media
- Create to Learn: Digital Authorship Matters
- Copyright Clarity: How Fair Use Supports Digital Learning
- 12 Flavors of Digital Literacy
- The Blurring of Art, Journalism & Advocacy: Understanding Contemporary Propaganda in a Digital Age
- Digital Literacy in K-6 Urban Education
- How Teacher Motivations for Digital Learning Shape Instructional Practice
- Designing Effective Approaches to Professional Development in Digital Literacy
- Linking the Literacies: Critical Media Analysis and Reading Comprehension
- When Everyone's an Author: Implications for Students, Educators, Librarians and Technology Specialists
- Why News Matters: Bringing Current Events into the Classroom
Contact Renee Hobbs via email (hobbs@uri.edu) or text (978 201-9799) to learn more about program fees, scheduling, and other information.