In its broadest sense, learning can be defined as a process of progressive change from ignorance to knowledge, from inability to competence, and from indifference to understanding.
Teaching Resources
The Media Education Lab creates free multimedia curriculum materials to help learners of all ages advance knowledge, skills and competencies.
Critically analyze a McDonald's commercial to compose a short video deconstructing the ad using the five critical questions of media literacy.
This book introduces educators to the practice and theory of digital and media literacy education in secondary schools.
Learn how to implement digital and media literacy with urban elementary students
New book explores the history of teaching and learning about media
Research reports and Voices from the Field help advance new knowledge on the pedagogy of media literacy
A book and website explores media literacy with Philadelphia elementary school students and teachers
Engage learners in exploring substance abuse prevention using the pedagogy of media literacy
Our annual professional development program for K-12 and college faculty, librarians and media professionals
Tickle the funny bones while activating students' critical thinking about media