Kids Who Make Media are More Real Than Other Kids

It was Fr. John Culkin, the Jesuit priest and media literacy educator, who said, “Kids who make movies are more Continue reading →

Gearing Up for 2015 DMCA Battle

The date has been set. The arguments have been prepared. Now it’s time to see how it will go as Continue reading →

YES Philly

YES Philly Changes Lives In Philadelphia, where the dropout rate is 45%, it’s not easy being an educator. It’s even Continue reading →

Teaching and Learning Online

Did I mention yet this semester that #mystudentsareamazing? We are halfway through with the semester and I have been positively Continue reading →

DMCA 1201: Ripping Videos for Fair Use Purposes

It’s time for the triennial DMCA 1201 rulemaking process at the U.S.Copyright Office and that means time for another effort Continue reading →

Starting off 2015 Right!

Happy New Year 2015! We’re proud to be starting off the new year with some great colleagues and great things Continue reading →

Evolution in Ed Media

There’s never been a better time for the re-invention of educational media. Honestly, it’s a veritable Golden Age for the Continue reading →

It’s Time to Protect Ripping Again

When the Digital Millennium Copyright Act enabled Hollywood to copy-protect movie DVDs, they realized that in doing so, they would Continue reading →