Day 4-CREATE In media literacy, media creation is a form of expression; writing, speaking, making art, posting and sharing on social media are all forms of creation.
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Today's theme is Evaluate. In media literacy, Evaluating media content involves drawing one’s own meaning, judgment, and conclusions about media messages based on the information gathered during media access, thoughtful analysis, and self-reflective interpretation.
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It's Media Literacy Week. Tuesday's theme was Analyze. In media literacy, Analyzing media content is the process of asking questions about a piece of media in order to identify authorship, credibility, purpose, technique, context, and economics.
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It's Media Literacy Week. Today's theme is Access. In media literacy, Access is defined as how, when, where, and how often people have access to the tools, technology, and digital skills necessary to thrive.
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In today’s complex media environment, students must learn how to identify the source of information, verify it, and analyze how it was designed to make them feel. #MediaLitWk
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The average adult spends 10 hrs in front of screens daily. And let’s be real, it’s probably more now that many of us are working & learning virtually. It’s important that we understand the media’s influence on… everything we do. #MediaLiteracyWeek
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