Media literacy through collaborative production


ML: Bridging the gap between the classroom and culture

August 20, 2007 by Rhys

In some schools, students in 2006 are learning about how to critically analyze news and advertising using artifacts and examples from the early 1990s. Sometimes this works--- but often it diminishes one of the major strengths of media literacy: its perceived relevance in bridging the gap between the classroom and the culture. But this problem is challenging to address, because it's hard for teachers to continually adapt their curricula to match the changing media environment. Few have the training, knowledge, resources, time or tools to do this.

— Renee Hobbs, co-creator of My Pop Studio

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