Propaganda Everywhere
When journalists use the term “propaganda” in ways that reinforce its negative connotations, it may foreclose productive thinking about the many ways that propaganda enters into everyday life.
Renee Hobbs at the Media Education Lab
Loves all things media literacy
Patriotic Education is Political
It’s a term that’s so unfamiliar to the public that news organizations placed it in single quotes. Speaking at the Continue reading
Fast Friends
I have been reflecting on why my Virtually Viral friendships seem so important now. I realize that I know a Continue reading
Online Learning & Media Literacy
Educators all around the world are engaged in the process of online learning during the time of coronavirus. But learning Continue reading
Pandemic Princess
It is the age of heroic princesses. We see them in the media more than ever. Courageous and noble warrior Continue reading
On Learning Outcomes & Standards for Media Literacy
Many people have asked me about standards for digital and media literacy and assessments that measure media literacy learning outcomes. Continue reading
Wander with Grief
My most intense grief occurred in a hotel room in a city far from home. When we arrived in Portland Continue reading
Media Literacy as a SHIELD
It’s a compelling idea: We can combat foreign interference in U.S. elections through media literacy. Yesterday, the U.S. House of Continue reading
